Circa 1910 oak T-back chairs. Doesn't really matter who made them.
Duncan Phyfe style mahogany two tier stand/table. from the 40s-50s.
The whole issue of copyright and image ownership was tested by the E. M. Washington fiasco. It really turned the art world on its ear and is a...
Running a few, particularly as part of a separate estate edition, would have little impact. If the plates were sold and hundreds begin appearing...
Copyright would exist for these images and probably would have passed to the heirs. Whether or not selling the plates also sells the copyright...
Foxing is not the same as acidification. Acidification causes overall toning and paper deterioration. Foxing is different. This is from a...
I see the OP's version does not have the title and the ebay version does not seem to have Taber as publisher. There is the possibility that this...
Found that this is an etching by Julius Marak called First Snow. There is one offered on ebay for $495.00. Seems ambitious to me. This is...
Agree with all the above by bakersgma. I doubt there is much value to this since it is not an artist signed edition. I would enjoy it as is or...
I might add that if you sell these, you run the risk of having additional prints hit the market. This could possibly devalue the originals. I...
Henderson was a respected artist with a decent record at auction. A quick search shows his prints sell for up to $350.00, though most sell for...
Post a pic of it here and maybe we can help.
Appears to be home made by someone with some decent skills.
Thanks for the extra pics. It could go either way as to being French or American. Looks like the hinges have been moved a couple times. If...
Stiffel lamps are generally good quality and have a following. It is somewhat selective. I have never had any luck with them in my market but,...
Maybe C. Chester?
Correct me if I am wrong ..... I think the OP is probably talking about one of a kind known but missing antiques from history. Examples would...
That was my first thought as well but the doors are off and resting on the floor, blocking the bottom of the case from view.
It is early 19th century Empire style. I would typically think this to be French but this very similar one is attributed as American in the style...
You might be surprised how well this would clean up/refinish. The biggest problem I see is the missing drawer. This was easily a $750.00 + desk...
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