I have so many projects that I know I will never get to them in my lifetime. I do accomplish some of them so I guess that is progress. Have also...
Don't think this governmental. The eagle device was a popular motif used by everyone in print.
Agree with your analysis as to use. Think it is at least mid-19th century, though could be older. Stylistically, could be as old as the late...
Nearly all my lamps are in storage and/or various states of restoration. I am no longer living in my house where they are stored, so no current...
Don't appear to be American so really out of my area. Do appear to be 19th century. Where are these located?
Agree with the late 19th century date. Wants to be mahogany but almost look like maple with a mahogany stain. :confused: I don't see Hunzinger...
Here is the link to the second one, along with the discussion about it. Beautiful panel lamp! Can someone tell me a little about it? It's been in...
Looks a bit garish for Pittsburgh. I was able to find a couple others like yours but neither was attributed. For one, someone suggested Miller...
I am also a lamp fanatic and find this type particularly charming. I actually have one very similar to the elephant lamp in the ad.
I don't think terribly old and the damage negates what little value it would have.
Really out of my area of expertise. I can't say that this looks like it is 350 years old but certainly has good age to it. The rather short...
Nicer than most. Certainly worth spiffing up a bit to sell. While the walnut color might be a bit dark, you could use it to good effect. Think a...
Think post-war, 40s-50s.
The set, above in the link, sold for $225.00. Have to think at least half the value is in the andirons.
Your towel bar holders are not worth much without the bar. The towel ring is similar to this one on ebay for $17.99 (Now reduced from $19.99 and...
Has the leaves? If so, not a bad price and not too big of a project. Looks like it may have been originally false grain?
Agree with the mid-19th century dating. Suppose it could be called late classical but really not enough detail to make any designation. I like...
Profile = side view. Seems more British colonial once I see the whole thing. Rather like this and seems like it would be quite comfy.
Would not call this art nouveau. Edwardian mish-mash. Think probably from the UK.
Chair 1 is walnut with a bit of walnut burl veneer accent. Can't tell much about chair 2. I get a Turkish vibe from it. Wood might be elm....
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