Roxanne, welcome. I'm fairly new too and everyone is awesome here. I enjoy it. Now I have that Roxanne song stuck in my head.
The carving is also nice. It's a good job with what you had to work with.
That's a really good copy. If I would of found that, I would of been searching for the artist. Good job!
You wrote that? That's a quite amaZing. I don't have that much patience. You're really good.
Thank you for the info. I've corrected my thread.
Oh wow, better change the title!! Thank you!
[ATTACH] I know it's not the best but it's the first landscape drawing I've done in about 20 yrs. I'm not done with it.
Just wondering, what's the difference between the two?
Any takes on this?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I got this at the same sale with the fertility dolls. It's an original Death Certificate litho from E....
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I bought this about a year ago at a thrift store. I thought it was broken because the top was taped...
[ATTACH]Here are a couple more pictures of the Akuaba doll. This has wear on it. In one pic, you can see how one "fertile" part is quite worn down...
Personally, I've never liked the look of that style of end tables. I don't know why, just never sat well with me. The ones you have do look of...
I agree with Clutteredcloset.
I agree also.
You gave me some knowledgable information. I always knew, that when looking at furniture, check for modern saw cuts, modern fasteners, etc. I like...
ya, it nots caned. There's a cushion with a strap of fabric holding it in place, it has springs below to. Those look like they were added. But I...
I'm not really familiar with furniture. What do you mean by "originally caned"?
It looks like ones from the early 1900s. This piece also sits unleved I don't know if that helps.
That's some good information. The female was purchased at an estate sale thst mainly had items from the early 1900s to around 1930s.
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