Think office credenda or back cabinet for a store. A home buffet would not have so many drawers.
Nice lamp! Have bought a few oil lamps over the last couple years because they were very cheap. Have had a few in the store and have not sold a...
Could very well be an office or other commercial piece. Think turn of the century and English. Common for cabinet doors to lock, so not specific...
Oak, circa 1890, likely English. Do you have the rest?
Think the crucefix late Victorian. See similar made well into the 20th century. Not a clue about the statue from these pictures.
Think you are right with the name. Serigraph? Looks like the date is '05 so it could even be a modern photographic print process.
Like both of these. Any signature on the first one? Definitely from a confident hand.
A nail like that, in that condition, having been in a primitive piece a long time, should have left a significant rust ring around the head in the...
I would have passed on this as well. While it has some charm and possible kitsch appeal, I would not have wanted this for myself. I also think...
I don't think ebay had too much impact in the early days. The adoption just wasn't all that great. I remember the occasional shop that had an...
Any chance this is William L. Carrigan? I am seeing some similarity in style and signature, though his usual signature is just Carrigan. For...
Nice painting. I see maybe, R. ? Carigan or similar. Can find no match with a quick search. I am on my phone so hard to see and search. Will...
I buy Rock Sharpe patterns when I can but it is not a good seller for me unless significantly discounted. I sell more modern patterns much...
This might be it. Replacements gives it a number, 2011-1. 2011-1 Iced Tea by Rock Sharpe | Replacements, Ltd.
Is this the same glass you posted in rants and raves earlier? If so, it looks like it might be a Libbey Rock Sharpe pattern. Maybe Granada?...
Eastlake, Walnut, circa 1890. Somewhat similar to a Wooton desk, though not as nearly elaborate as many. They did make some more similar to...
Think these are probably just a tad later than the A&C period. Maybe circa 1930, with some classical influence. Probably entirely brass with an...
I was on my phone before and couldn't see them. I can see them now on my PC. These are probably gesso appliques. Can't say I have ever seen that...
As above but likely American in origin. Style of the characters suggests post-WWII. They are decals, though there are some hand painted...
Some does show up on this side of the Atlantic. Sought after by arts and crafts aficionados. Have seen some minor pieces on ebay and it shows in...
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