Nice find by the way!
Here is a bit of history about the pottery making of the pueblos. https://kinggalleries.com/san-ildefonso-pottery-innovators/
It is san Ildefonso Pueblo Native American pottery. It is the famous black on black pottery from the region which includes the possibly better...
First is definitely Ming. Not so sure about second but as noted, if has some blue shading, is probably mulberry. Some of the earlier Persian...
Might is say FOREIGN? Pottery looks Bulgarian.
50s -60s American version of French Provincial.
Not sure what else you want to know. You already know more about them than 90% of the furniture that comes our way.
Was intrigued by this on my trip to Holland. Everyone had some kind of plant display in their windows and the drapes were always open so you...
These pics don't help much. That nail is modern. Would like to see the entire drawer from underneath, a pic of where the front of the drawer...
Now that I see the desk better, I don't think American. Haven't found anything quite like it but am still thinking French or, possibly, Italian.
All modern. Sold in import decor stores in the US as well.
Interesting Dutch colonial examples that are very similar. Hadn't even considered the possibility but certainly could be a match, given that the...
You might consider it transitional to Eastlake. The top shape in particular makes me lean toward it being RR. I think this more typically...
Might say Frames, Moldings, and Pictures around the logo.
Typical cedar chest from the first half of the 20th century. IMHO the paint is not original.
I'd go with the post-war colonial maple era on this one. If from the 70s or later, you'd likely see it made differently.
Might be older but pics are not sufficient. The one pic of the back of the drawer looks to be straight sawn. Drawer bottom looks to be plywood...
Renaissance revival lamp table. Circa 1880. Pics are not clear enough to determine if it has been modified or not but it looks right to me based...
Think Judy nailed this, though not quite your typical Lincoln rocker since the arms are practically non-existent.
Modern decorative painting and likely European in origin based on that buff colored canvas. Since this is not a fine painting, I don't think a...
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