Went back to Habitat for Humanity Re-Store yesterday. Their prices continue to climb :rolleyes: They have a lot of square footage and are...
I tried finding some ads that feature these gift boxes with little success. I did find this one from 1933. FWIW, I think the OPs to be newer...
I was on my phone when I saw this and did not really have the time to research further. Just a good guess based on what I could see after...
My gut reaction is that this is older Asian. Reminds me a bit of Awaji but don't think it is.
I am thinking a bit later. 30s, on-into the 50s. Often came packed with dried fruit, bath products, or other goods for gift-giving. The box was...
As above, furniture has been slow. This includes MCM but better MCM pieces with good finish have a better chance of selling than more traditional...
Finally sold my three drawer chest for asking price. Furniture has been slow....... Here are some things I saw this week. I only bought the...
Rohmeyer?
Old.... Just well kept.
Take the money and run!
I am in the 1960s or so camp on this. Here in the semi-rural Midwest, $150 max on value and would probably need to sell for less most places....
Probably not a painting but a silk screen or maybe done with stencils.
First is 70s Spanish revival (Mediterranean). Little value. Make good paint projects. Second is a reproduction pie safe in pine. Looks like it...
This might be same artist as the Panda print. Different signature but I can also make out Marschalek
Agree, 1920s. The tall thin chest being shown as a sweater chest above on the right, is usually referred to as a lingerie chest by most furniture...
Those 2 keys look right, though the one has been excessively cleaned. Most fakes are not as precisely made as these two are. Here are some...
Just bought a USB microscope and am trying it out. Here are two new pics of the best mark on the scissors. Any ideas? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I am...
Pewter?
Here is the original thread: Your Best of 2024 | Antiques Board
Only the first is a comb-back. First is significantly older than the second, which appears to be a factory production piece.
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