Chip is worse than most cracks IMHO. Hairlines can be overlooked somewhat but I have seen some pretty back cracks at times. Placement does...
Sorry. Was not reading you correctly. Will be in the shop tomorrow and check for you. Can't say I remember seeing it lately but who knows?
Would think this breaks down for moving. If not, a hard sell.
Think maybe just a bit later 1930s or so. Could be Italian but was also thinking French or Belgian. Center is burl walnut. Border might be...
The pottery vase is Zanesville
I am in the Midwest (semi-rural IL) and the $300-600.00 value seems about right to me. Could see this priced even higher in a nice big city shop.
These were made both with cane and upholstery. No reason to think your example is not from the early 20th century.
This thread is a year old. @tyeldom3 will need to answer.
These are a puzzle to me as well. If purely decorative, I see no reason to go completely through, nor be lined on the interior. The only thing...
If for yourself, anything you want to do to make them functional to your needs is fine. If finishing for resale, I would probably leave them as...
Spanish revival dining chairs. Likely from the 30s but possibly a bit older. Not a lot of value for just a couple. Sets of 4 or more would be...
I also think base to something else. Maybe like this...... [IMG]
Also called a tipping jigger. I have one identical to the OP's that is only marked Wolff.
Here is a thread about similar sticks at the "other place" I participated in back in 2014. As now, there is no firm identification but some seem...
I think French but more like teens-20s. Very nice!
Boy was I off. Think Taupou and Fig are on the money.
I don't know but I like it. I am on board with a post-war through 60s date.
That plug is earlier so maybe 30s is about right. The wiring is 50s or later but they could have been rewired using the original plugs. There...
Sometimes called an Adirondack style frame.
I tried to search this a bit and came up blank. I am thinking South American. Maybe Peru. That animal reminds me a bit of some found on Nazca...
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