Would think the styling to be Federal if found in the US. Pics are not really sufficient to evaluate. Just off hand, I would say that those arms...
Maybe Nan Len '96 Vail or something similar. I could not find an artist seaching that name. What does the writing say there in the middle?...
Talented bunch of folks here. I knew I liked you all ..... :D
Have never seen one quite like it. My reaction is 1950s colonial revival on steroids.
It is given a different title here with a different date. Not sure which is correct....
It is a copy of an 1859 work by Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller. http://www.wikiart.org/en/ferdinand-georg-waldm-ller/the-bailout-1859
I do think walnut based on these photos. I think that upholstery probably dates to the 30s or 40s. Old but not original.
I am guilty to all of the above. ;) I am sure that I have forgotten more Spanish than I remember. I did go back and change the translation to...
I wonder if the order is wrong here since the writing is circular. Maybe it should be This chalice is lifted for/to your voice Jane of Flames...
I am sure to butcher this but here goes..... Juana de Llamas translates to Joan of Flames (Joan of arc?) ... for the worship of the divine 1704...
Won't hurt to reupholster since it has apparently been done before. If you post a better close-up picture, I can probably identify the wood for you.
That is a fairly common much older style lamp. The closest thing I could find is this cattail lamp. There are a couple different versions of this...
I think if this is as originally made, it would have had some kind of clip-on shades. I don't think all three lamps originally went together....
The flowers are painted iron and permanently attached to the screw-on lamp fitting. I don't think they are the same as the silverplated ones from...
I do think European. Could be Italy but it doesn't scream so to me unless there is some detail I can't see in this picture. I think the second...
Picked up this lamp yesterday. I don't know if it is original as made or some kind of fabrication. It looks like it should be a sconce but it...
Is it for sure Martinez? I don't see the Z. Maybe Martine or Martini?
I do think gothic revival and late 19th century. It likely came from a church as others have suggested but could also just be a dining chair....
Don't have a lot of time to comment here but those first chairs do not strike me as Italian. They may well be old but don't have the outward...
Several potteries made this shape. This one may be Camark.
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