Onomatopoeic .... Easy for them to say :woot:
Thanks! Have found a few versions of that pottery lamp. I don't think it is similar enough to mine to draw any conclusions. Had not heard of...
No ideas? I don't quite get an Italian vibe from these but could be wrong there. Was thinking possibly an American maker but can find nothing...
Incredibly cool! ....... but I wouldn't want to have to dust them.
This is definitely walnut veneers. Looks like you might have a band of some other wood around the top.
Picked up these pottery lamps recently. White gloss splatter over a matte rust colored glaze. No marks. Interior is off-white ceramic. Pottery...
A few more things to show here. I went to the Bloomington, IL 3rd Sunday market a couple weeks ago. Bought very little despite having money to...
The print is not Hunt's Isabella and the Pot of Basil but, rather, John White Alexander's version.
Agree 30s-40s chest of drawers in a traditional revival style. Sort of Sheraton but not true to form. Most of these were in mahogany but the one...
Thanks! I knew I had seen it before and the Pot of Basil rings some bells now. I kept searching for a woman gazing into a fish bowl :wacky:
Few things to show. These are thrift store or free from the trash finds. This African figure was $2.00. It wouldn't stand very well on its...
Not a lot of value here in the states. The Empire revival stuff you would need to practically give away. Assume the chair to be circa 1930, I...
Modern decorative item. These were in the import catalogs in the 80s and 90s. Based on 19th century balancing toys. In looking at such things, I...
Your first is empire revival circa 1910. The second is a bit harder to pin. To me it looks like a circa 1930s revival piece but it could be...
Agree with the others ..... Modern.
Maybe Rust? Also looks like it could be Qust but is that a name?
Outsider art if you want to give this a positive artistic twist ....... Actually, the artist was so far out that it would be hard to categorize....
Can't add much to this. I think 40s-50s is right. In this red velvet, I might call it a bordello chair rather than a boudoir chair ......:woot:
I think Susan is spot on. 1890 might be a tad late. I would think 1880 or a bit earlier. Looks to be Walnut. The basic form is a Lincoln...
Being solid mahogany, this might be a bit older than the 40s. Most of similar style made then was veneer. I do think 20th century. Maybe circa...
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