Circa 1940.
Just decorative prints of minimal value. Probably from the 50s.
The settee is Victorian about 1890-1900. Looks to be oak but can't tell for sure from this photo. The chair is a little earlier. Circa 1870...
Really hard to tell age on this. Popular for decades up into the 60s.
Empire revival 1900-1920. Looks to be non-descript wood stained to mimic mahogany. Probably originally part of a parlor set. Many such sets were...
Pic is so small ...... [ATTACH]
A lot of listed artists are not necessarily professional. Listed is a search term that is worth using.
Fairly crude in execution so I think not terribly old.
The settee is Eastlake with some Ball and Stick detailing circa 1880. The chair might be just a tad earlier since it exhibits some of the waning...
I think the best recognized on-line resources incorporate the same information as some of the print references of the past. Consequently, I think...
"The British idea of 'toast,' is toasted bread. Need not be hot. Need not even be warm. To further stiffen the stuff, it is placed in a toast...
Greg has this one right. Often wrongly sold as spice boxes. Like the others, I believe this newer.
I assume you have seen this? Lot was passed at $1300.00 opening bid....
The Coeur d'Alene Art Auction has been getting some good prices. Don't know if they would be interested or not. Heritage seems to do well with...
E. Fein 3_- ???????
This is typical of Asian silk paintings. It was probably originally purchased this way.
No dog in A. I thought this pic should have been enlargeable but guess not. Here is a closer detail. [ATTACH] Not Dali' nor ever attributed to...
Tend to call linocuts block prints here whether attached to a block or not. I think it is assumed that most modern ones are linocuts since few if...
Not understanding the latch. Is it on the inside of the door and attached through to the knob? Also can't tell if this screw is handmade or not...
Pair #8 Painting A: 24" x 12" [ATTACH] Painting B: 24 x 18 [ATTACH]
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