Looks like something old and utilitarian. Farm equipment? Maybe a cabinet for drying something in. Something would be hung on those spindle trees.
First is a spice chest. Likely modern Indonesia, China , or India. All three make similar. Second is a drop front desk or ladies secretary....
More likely late teens -20s.
Oh wow ..... flashback! :cool:
A little research has found that the sinuous spring was first introduced in 1934..... a bit earlier than I thought. I imagine that it took awhile...
I also think circa 1930. More art deco stylistically than many you see. That may explain the differences more than anything.
Can't be too old with those sinuous springs. Believe they came out post-WWII.
Certainly a variation on a balloon-back. Also have no qualms with these being English but wonder about the UK posters' certainty. What make you...
Brush-McCoy fawn vase in matte vellum glaze. I think this is probably the most common old pottery vase found in the US. I can't number the ones...
These food jars are found wherever there were concentrations of Chinese populations. Consequently, many are found in CA due to the Chinese that...
Appreciate the thoughts. Ruled out Haeger early on. Did Camark do this kind of thinner slip-cast wares?
Does help a bit but it is unlike any chair I have seen before. Consequently, I think probably early 20th century. Maybe Edwardian period when...
Agree with the 1890-1910 dating and believe it all original. Could be French. Do not think it is American at any rate. Not terribly valuable...
Great research. Thanks much. Looks like the valve with indicator controls pitch?
Better thought than mine. I keep seeing a stylized nun .... :woot:
Maybe an old chest of drawers that has been re-purposed for workshop use. As configured now, there is no purpose for those side runners seen in...
Berkey and Gay furniture is among the cream of the crop when it comes to this type of furniture. While the condition is not top notch, it is not...
Pic is not adequate to evaluate. I kind of get a French vibe from them but they are not classically French.
We are thinking along the same line in regard to the possibility of CA. I just don't know enough about CA potteries to know where to look.
Absolutely! I am always just a little curious about why people ask certain things. For example, do you have some doubt about the COA?
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