Illinois has had recreational use for some time now as well. Dispensaries are everywhere. The parking lots are always full. Additionally, smoke...
With that bottom, would have thought Haeger but that mark likely excludes them. The glaze looks like a North Carolina pottery rutile glaze but,...
From the teens-20s. Mahogany veneers with solids stained to match. Looks like the finish has not been treated well over the years and has...
I was talking about the similar one. I don't know what the OP,s lamp bottom looked like before he put the wood bottom on but would like to see an...
Is this the one? Not the same but similar. Might be the exact same arm but the base is different. Wish the seller provided a pic of the bottom....
Possibly a tad later. Not sure where the Czech designation comes from, as it didn't exist until 1918. Do you have a link to the lamp like it you...
Some kind of work station. The lined cubbies are puzzling. Something that went in them needed some protection. You mentioned the oval lined...
Looks like a nice old one. Used to be a Chicago area dealer that specialized in these. His display of them together was impressive and the...
Unusual that it is cast. Not sure if that makes it better or worse than what is typically found.
Thanks! Consensus seems to be that this is fairly modern and made from a kit using antique buttons. Pretty much as I thought, though I was...
Nice job. Huge imprvement.
Just occured to me that the top may be a replacement. I am not seeing oak for the base. I would expect the skirt to be original to the piece but...
With antique buttons? Buttons are definitely antique.
If you search sterling cream and sugar on ebay sold items, you will see several similar selling in the $40-50 range (with some outliers either...
Thanks, I am finding none exactly like this. Seems like it is unlikely to be sterling if not very old.
Agree with the above dating. While this could be French, the precedence for this chair is Spanish. That carved front stretcher pretty much...
Based only on the styling, I have to agree that this is late 19th century. Besides the Eastlake influence noted, I have to throw in the Aesthetic...
Still not coming up with anything :(
Tiles identified as Romanian on the finds thread by Debora.
Definitely the same tile. Thanks!
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