Found this from Oct. 1904.........
There are both natural and man made conglomerations like this. Can't tell which this is from the photo.
These don't scream French though there is some similarity. They also don't look all that old. Maybe Italian or even Asian origin. 80s or later.
Also forgot to mention that the front is likely a veneer. Have handled quite a few similar and this is their typical construction.
The new pic looks like this could be a watercolor. Could still be a print of a watercolor but I would not dismiss this out of hand as I did in my...
While it is possible that this is false grain, I think it is probably real. In quarter sawn wood, the medullary rays run perpendicular or at...
No harm in cleaning this carefully and polishing with a coat of paste wax. Will look a lot better once done.
Looks to be a 20s-30s print of an orientalist painting. Probably doesn't matter much whether it is signed other than for your own information.
I think a skilled amateur woodworker's project. Looks like it originally had a corded clock (note the channel through the lower vertical) so...
Looks like the seat is a bit collapsed in one and the upholstery a bit dingy. I think you would do well to get $40.00 each if you can find...
Grayslake is a nice market with a good following. If you plan to do it, make sure you know the value of what you are taking, price it just below...
Late 60s - 70s. Groovy!
Maybe Zanesville. Really looks like an insert to something...... cemetery vase?
Looks early 20th century to me but a look at the back might help. Can't decipher the signature as of yet. I like this one better than the first...
I think circa 1900 European with some definite art nouveau influence. If it were mine, I wouldn't let it go for less than $600.00 but may end up...
Probably has a thin copper plating or "wash".
I think Joshua is in the ball-park on this. I could see it going for less at a country auction or a bit more all cleaned up and at a nice show or...
I think 1920 is about right. This is a decorative European painting. I would not pay $100.00 for it.
The frame is probably worth the $15.00. Paintings without signatures are not generally good investments. Buy them if you like them and want them...
I also think this looks like a newer reproduction.
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