http://www.stickleymuseum.com/ExploreStickleyHistory.cfm?SubPg=ShopmarksHistory&more=yes 1912-1916 label
here is a link about stickley labels http://www.ssolomon.com/gustav-stickley-furniture-marks.html [IMG]
One of my most favorite things, Chinese silk embroidery. Thank you for sharing.
I want to thank all the members who looked at and commented on my chair. Your warm congratulations and thoughts added an ambient luster to this...
Thank you Joe.
Jeff. It's going to cost about $350, I think. The thing is even if I paid $500 to fly across the country to see the chair, I wouldn't have known...
What a job it must have been to get all that paint off. I'm glad it went to someone who will love it.
From what I am reading this glaze is hard to do. I can see what you mean about being disappointed.
Thanks so much. I have just looked at images so far after your comment. Not how it works.
So you can add colors on top of other colors without firing the first. I had no idea.
So that was what happened. Thank you. Oh more information. How exciting. Chamotte. I'll have to google that
I thought this drip glaze pitcher was interesting. Edited based on @blooey feedback. When I picked it up, I was disappointed not to find a mark....
We are in this together. I always appreciate the help of other members. :):)
That was my thought too. :):)
Thank you. I try with many posts to find the information needed. Most of my attempts go nowhere, but sometimes I am lucky. Now you have magic!...
This box has similar figures and is claimed to be from Vietnam. Sorry can't get link Try googling soapstone box with boat[IMG]
Wowser! This is drop dead gorgeous. Is it yours?
@evelyb30 To prove James' point, this chair was the first item in the auction. It was estimated to go for $20-40K. It went for $84,500 (with...
That makes sense. I got this at the resale shop, so I didn't know it's history.
I must not have run across it before.
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