Did some mold remediation in my house a few years ago. After some research decided to use an Ammonium Chloride based product. Seemed to be the...
Unusual for our neck of the woods. I get a colonial feel from it. India or southeast Asia.
That cloth covered wire is plastic covered at the core so probably 50s-60s. Still being used in fixtures from that era, while phased out as lamp...
Agree about the legs.
So-called antiquing kits were big in the late 60s-70s. Looks like this one fell prey to the trend. For what it is worth, fits right in with the...
Agree with the first being a Nelson McCoy butterfly bowl. Based on the bottom, the second is possibly Haeger.
Great pictures. Doesn't change my view other than to confirm that this is likely mid 19th century or later. Top looks to be 2 board or,...
Think this is basically a Federal period piece. However, that carving is unusual for such.
Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, I would probably need to be under $200 to sell this. You might do better in NJ, being close to NYC....
Circa 1930. This guy identifies it as being a Sellers cabinet but shows no proof .... [MEDIA]
See no problem with calling these Drexel
Imagine these were made the same way for a lot of years. Think 1910 or later based on configuration. Think I used one very similar in my chem...
Info. given above excellent. In the style of a French Louis XV writing desk.
Your torchiers are actually lamps with diffusers.... meant to have an additional shade placed over the glass. May be Rembrandt diffusers. Check...
Agree with a couple hundred or so in the Midwest. Large items like this are hard to sell so that might even be optimistic.
Not enough to go on from this one pic. My gut reaction is that this is a newer import piece.
Just looks like a different mat than the one in the listing. Edit: Nevermind..... I think what I am seeing as a mat is the carpet the painting...
Agree, late 19th or early 20th century. Odd thing and wonder if it is a custom or commercial piece. Do think English.
As Davey suggests, there is another copy of your image ..... or yours is this one and it has been rematted?...
Great score! The flatware pattern is very Jensen-esque.
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