I think a French renaissance style as well.
Turn of the century hall chair. Similar to a Roman chair in form but not exact. Likely American. Nothing particularly rare or desirable about it...
European furniture is not my forte' but would think sometime the last quarter of the 19th century. Wood is walnut. Any family provenance?
Hard to tell age on something like this since made for a lot of years. Based on the leaf support hardware and general form/condition, I would say...
Has decent lines but the Formica top is not what the aficionados want.
These were in the gift/import stores in the late 80s-90s.
I think a bit older. Circa 1890. Hardware is definitely of the period but I would expect something more like any of these...... [IMG]
The paper and lock style of the first places this to late 20s-30s. Second is probably just slightly newer.
Interesting piece for sure. Doesn't fit with what I know about factory furniture so think it a country carpenter piece. It is so odd that there...
Can't add much to what Cluttered said. Interesting piece. Probably will never find who made it. Definitely American. Think you got a good buy...
Beer?
I think probably a tea or spice box. Compartments probably had tins or jars that fit them. Mid to late 19th century. Hard to tell wood. Out of...
Tried to do a little research on the connection to the Century of Progress. Was wrong in my previous post. The date was the 1933-34 Chicago...
The above frame is Italian but since your artists is Mexican, maybe something more Spanish style (or literally Mexican) would be more appropriate.
Something architectural. Assume you will mat for the shape so it probably should not be domed. Something like this? (Realize that example is a...
Here it is. Took awhile to figure how to download pics from my phone, as I had never done it. Phone camera takes pretty good pics but distorts a...
Have seen this before but can't recall the particulars about it. I want to say in pewter rather than copper. Maybe by Kayserzinn, Orivit, or...
See no problem with this fitting the date suggested. I think probably by a talented amateur.
@Domovin She still has it. The price is $69.00 rather than the $65.00 I remembered. She would be willing to ship. Interesting thing about...
The flip-side of this is that, as collectors age/pass away, more mint pottery will be sprung from collections. Will there be enough collectors...
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