Nice find. I have one of her tiles I also found on the secondary market. Nice work that is underappreciated IMHO. Looks like she is still...
Still on board with birch. We would call that "gash" a sap vein and agree that it is a natural feature.
Would agree with a late 19th century date, on into the early 20th century. Can imagine it could have been made virtually unchanged for a decade...
It was designed by someone famous for their food and cocktails. There also seems to be enough interest in it for people to write about it and to...
1940s or so, so-called Duncan Phyfe desk in mahogany. Not sure where you got the Drexel attribution but I suppose it could be. Similar to many...
That might be the best candidate for MOBA I have seen in ages. :eek: Museum Of Bad Art – art too bad to be ignored
You may do better in MD. Maybe start a little high and be willing to bargain. You can always adjust price downward if you need to.
I would say that the majority of bar carts have at least some metal components (framework). I also based my thoughts on the above picture of the...
My quick search for A&F catalogs only brought up catalogs for camping supplies and clothing. I don't know if a bar cart would appear in their...
Can't say there is any kind of formula to use. Certain items have a better chance of survival than others. For example, sewing machines survive...
Keep in mind that auction prices are not retail prices and the $25.00 is a very low end value. However, it just goes to show how little valued...
It is a 3rd quarter of the 19th century spool bed. Most likely walnut. Unfortunately little value here in the Midwest US where I live. I don't...
The carpet is the most appealing part of the painting, IMHO. I think the execution of the cats is rather amateur.
Not the most beautiful pair.... Think these have some age and see similar listed as 19th century. Could well be but also think could be well...
Think all you have is the Roland part. Dixon is missing. Are you sure a segment has not been cut out for sizing? You have it in hand so maybe not.
Looks like walnut to me. I don't know if it should be marked or not.
Think this could be the mark of Roland Dixson. Latter part of the name has been obscured by ring being sized. [IMG]
Surely worth a couple hundred or more in the right market. I doubt I could get that here in central IL but certainly in a big city.
That moorish domed hanging lamp (lower just right of center in second pic) is killer. The two at top left in the same pic are pretty sweet as well.
Under $100.00 at retail in my Midwest neck of the woods. Used to bring more but we know how that goes.
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