The yellow chairs are 40s-50s office chairs.
Second dot on I is on the back signature. Has to be Garini. The only Garini I am finding is Ampelio Lorenzo Garini. This does not look like his...
Paint thinner won't but lacquer thinner will. I am with scoutshouse, find something more to your liking. The other chair is a Queen Anne...
Might be a collotype.
Plaster would be pretty heavy as well. If relatively light, could be fiberglass. Think the tusks were probably a different material
1900 or so. Looks to be oak but can't tell for sure from these pics. Do think the NO is an abbreviation for number..... Either a model or...
Think this is reasonably old but not antique. Probably circa 1930? Would think European in origin. Having a hard time telling what wood this...
We would be under $250.00 asking price at retail here in my semi-rural Midwest location. Probably would end up selling at under $200.00 1/3 of...
We would be lucky to get $200.00 here in my Midwest location as well.
Could very well be American. A lot of this kind of thing was done in the 20s- 30s
Hard to tell from this pic but looks to be walnut with burl drawer fronts.
Seems to match this Old Hickory desk [IMG] https://cherrygallery.com/Current%20Selections/April15/pages/april1.html
Yes, Adirondack style. Most famous maker is Old Hickory but think most, if not all, were marked.
I would expect L&JG Stickley pieces to have pinned joints. Indeed, the L&JG hip rail rockers I am finding on the internet all have pinned joints.
1920s-30s. Finials are decorative.
Nice chair but virtually impossible to attribute without a label. I don't see any of the characteristics of the big name companies.
Pot looks modern and not celadon. Maybe one of the CA potteries or a Japanese import. I would save that lid for something more fitting.
Neat little piece! With that mirror and those little drawers, think this is a desk or vanity. Note that it is a bit different than the kitchen...
Ghopper is right on the money again. Shiny finish does not help this.
Chairs are 40s-50s and the perfect accompaniment to your 40s Duncan Phyfe style table. Not terribly valuable so paint or refinish as you would like.
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