Agree, aesthetic period and possibly as early as 1870 but could be as late as 1890. Something about that painted panel at the top makes it seem...
I am totally confused about this. Is it just the 3-drawer stand thing or is there more to it? Is the thing with the wood stacked on it part of...
Ahhh .... Reflectoporn! http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/technology-science/technology/reflectoporn-hits-auction-site-693817
Put me in the ewwwww crowd. Very over the top French style desk. I would think this is 50s or later. Possibly made in Italy.
It looks more like cultured marble to me...... basically, marble dust and resin.
Hate to say that I am with Bakersgma on this. Jug looks relatively new and the painting newer yet. I see no degradation of the bottom or...
I think this chair has probably been cut down due to rot. No one would cut a chair this far down to remove rockers or modify height. The...
Certainly in the style of the Shaker ladderbacks but don't think the details are right for this to be Shaker. Certainly an antique chair that has...
These look like they might be done on a computer and generated by a printer. I did not follow the link to see but that is the impression I get.
You sometimes see paintings like this described as Hudson River school but I think more just an old somewhat naïve decorative landscape...... the...
I also appreciate these postings. You have some great pieces. I still have a small collection of art glass myself, having sold off some of it at...
I did a little searching but came up blank. My best guess would be one of the CA ceramics companies.
I think a bit earlier than I first thought. Maybe as early as the 20s and on into the 40s. I also think the mirror has been replaced. It is...
Thanks Taupou. As always, a thorough and thoughtful response. Much appreciated!
It is basically a French Louis XVI style mirror but I also get a bit of a Beaux arts feel to it with that exaggerated garland draping and...
I not going to like all these posts but I am liking them ;)
I don't think particularly unique. Possibly considered a kang table, though most tend to have straight legs. You often see these marketed as...
Thanks! I think you are right. I found other similar examples. I am more familiar with the black and red carved pottery from Santa Clara so...
Bought this bowl at the thrift store along with a Cherokee vase and an Acoma box. There were a couple other Cherokee pieces with chips that I did...
Wanted to bump this up as I think this worthy of more scrutiny. Is the color in your pic true? Seems to be more pale than most similar bohemian...
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