Looks quite old but is that plywood on the top? More pictures are needed.
They were all originals. Just not by great artists and printed in fairly large quantities. Also, the artist really did not have a lot to do with...
This is a Paris Etching Society print. The SZL stands for Sydney Z. Lucas. Here is some more information....
Agree ... 1920s-30s lamp. Very nice one that you don't see.
I think 60s-70s and all original. More Hollywood Regency than French Empire. Brass not bronze. Probably American made with some imported parts.
Here in the States we call that beaverboard and it was used as a substrate for painting some. Pretty much went out of use in the 50s here.
For when you graduate Jr. High School. Have one very similar from when I did so.
I also think recent and made of Hydrocal or a similar product.
Not necessarily Dale Tiffany but could be. Definitely China. Saw same in places like T.J. Max, Gordman's, etc.
Modern decorative factory paining. Have seen many of these on black stained lauan plywood. Believe they are from China but have no first hand...
Would think this Czech/Bohemian. Had a differently decorated footed bowl with the Loetz oval Czech mark that had a very similar base.
Maybe V. Hernke or V. Hernky?
Agree that it is newer. A far Eastern import would be my best guess.
A closer look..... [ATTACH]
Mexican and maybe 30 years old at most.
Part of the problem in determining wood is that the pic is so small. Maybe this will help. [ATTACH]
Does look somewhat Empire but wonder really if this might have been a commercial store piece. Those spindles and the fluted sides of the top just...
Rita Smart? A better pic of the back signature head on might help.
Looks like mahogany to me. The pics have an overall yellow quality to them so that may be why it doesn't look the deep red one would expect....
Recognized it instantly. One of the few places I have been across the pond. ..... Now, if we could decipher that signature :rolleyes:
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