Congratulations on selling these. No plans for Asheville as of now but will be sure to look you up if I should head that way ;)
Appreciate the cross-posting info. I do think we need to post both places for awhile. Lots of expertise there that has not found its way here...
I think late 19th century with the screws added later. No one is doing this kind of incised line detailing on new stuff, not to mention the fairly...
Quite a few things on this list do not bring the big $$ they are insinuating. The Furbies are mostly low dollar items. There are a few rarities....
Have been to the A&C show a few times myself. Just don't travel like I used to. My business has become more difficult the last several years and I...
Here, I would be lucky to get $50.00 for the pair (would price them thus and take less). You might do better in the Asheville are. I am jealous....
The bottom right piece is a clamp on 2 1/4" fitter for a glass shade. It is missing the set screws. It allows you to convert a bare socket to...
Does look well made. I think it is 80s or later. Rubber blocks are for stacking so commercial contract furniture.
No luck in searching Neptune either but a good idea. The closest comparable I have found is this rat on a seashell ...... LOL!...
Have had this for years but just got around to fixing it. 7" wide by 6" deep. About 4 3/4" tall to tip of the trident. Real baroque pearl is about...
This is not one of the common ones so will be hard to match. Ebay will probably be the best bet but it will be like finding a needle in a haystack.
At one point I had a bunch of Candlewick in inventory but it seemed like the bottom just dropped out of the market. I know I have several cups and...
I have looked at this from a few different ways and have come up blank. While this certainly could be Asian, I get a bit of a Mediterranean vibe...
Nice lot of jewelry there. The large stone sure looks like it could possibly be a diamond. You will have to let us know how this lot turns out.
The artist board pasted to the wood is not typical. Looks like I see a "ghost" of framing on the bottom of the painting and at right but not on...
Who knows why auction houses do what they do. I once sent a good Indiana impressionist painting to Jacksons who seem to be best for this genre....
While they did not meet the estimate, the profit is spectacular. :woot: I am not really familiar with Clars. I wonder if they might have done...
I think probably an etching if you have a plate impression. The remarque is sometimes done in pencil by the artist when signing as a little...
Another look at the back shows contemporary nails used. This along with the newer paper back makes me think the painting is not original to the...
I can't make out any signature at all from the photos. The style of the frame is consistent with the 1875 time frame. The painting itself is...
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