Johnny, Agree that this is an odd configuration but have seen others similar. Can't think they were all cobbled together.
Have a similar larger piece of petrified wood that my grandfather picked up out west in 1909. I try to pick up other pieces when I run across it....
This is Victorian circa 1890. Will be impossible to ID maker without a label/mark or, perchance, finding it in a catalog. I am thinking the top...
You are welcome. I really think this is from the 70s or later. We started seeing this kind of stuff in mass from India about that time....
Modern decorative import item. China or India are likely sources.
This is why I said art deco in to MCM styling. The use of the matched dark veneers is typical of art deco. The amorphous shape and curves are...
That knob makes more sense but I don't hate the glass ones. Ironically, I had several of those metal knobs at one point but used them on various...
Not antique since not yet 100 years old. Art deco in to MCM styling, 1930s give or take. Likely English or Continental in origin. Wood looks...
This wikipedia entry mentions linoleum block prints as part of his body of work. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Jensen
Architrave, Most excellent sleuthing, indeed! I found no mention of prints by Jensen at all. What you found puts this block print and its...
You got it! The signature is a match. I kept seeing a co-joined C & H for C. Hensen. I was coming around to Jensen but, then, was seeing a...
Welcome aboard! There are many of us here that are also dealers. It is always great to have another perspective from those in the business.
I am going through some art that I have never done anything with and could use some input on a couple block prints. This one is a stab in the...
I am going through some art that I have never done anything with and could use some input on a couple block prints. This one seems to have some...
Looks to be a reproduction of a medieval hanging candelabra. Obvious Christian symbolism. Maybe Byzantine. Would expect an old one to be of...
I think you are probably correct about this being Germanic in origin, though I would not rule it out as being English. I think probably late 19th...
Marko, Thanks for the tip on the cake stand. It does work ;) Found that the Royal Winton pot should have a slotted metal lid. I have a Gorham...
A few coats of tung oil varnish or similar product would do wonders for this. Any stains probably need to be sanded out or lived with. Be aware...
Had heard that many prints continued to be produced after his death so not all may be signed by him. Was not able to verify this information just...
I don't think the paint on the RL one is original myself and the price really reflects this. I really provided the link for the Nutting book but...
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