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i bought this in oklahoma at art show long ago it is a painting of three quail on a leaf signed by joann tinning

Artist name is Lande or Lange I believe

The diameter of the top rim is13+ in.total height is6+ in. and the base is 5 in.It is elaborately decorated bird images The base of it clearly shows the mackers touch mark . I inherited it from my parents and others have said the Smithonian may have a similar. and others have said the Smithsonian may have a similar piece.

Purchased in 1940's in NM Ht 5 1/2 in.Diam. of opening is 4 in. Beveled sides are decorated with native designs.Signed on base by Marie&Julian

7 INCHES HIGH 11-12 INCHES WIDE

34 cm tall 25 cm wide, gilded frame with small engraved label with artists name. painting is signed lower right hand corner. Back of painting has a stencil "A L Van Der Linde, Schiider en teekenbehootion Amsterdam

20. Charles Bein “Louisiana Swamp”. Oil Painting. Inherited from my grandfather, Morton Arnold Aldrich who founded the original School of Business Economics at Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana in the mid 1950’s. No other info available. Signature on rear. Measures: 42”x39” framed.

19. Two Late Eighteenth-Early Nineteenth Century Green Glass Gin or Case Bottles. These bottles are of rectangular form with rounded shoulders. Type was popular for packing for shipping. Approximate dimensions: 9”h. Insurance appraised in 1995 for $500.

18. Japanese Woodblock Pentatych Prints. Nineteenth Century. Suite of five prints read from right to left and depicting procession of geisha with their attendants, on festive day. By Eizan (1787-1867). Much loss of color. Framed. Approximate dimensions: 15-1/2”h x 48” w interior, 23” h x 54”w exterior. Insurance appraised 1995 for $2200.

17. Late Eighteenth-Early Nineteenth Century Japanese Edo Period Paper Stencil for fabric. Plum blossom designs, with illegible writing on lower margin. Apparently joined by human or horse hair. Approximate dimensions: 19”h x 17”w. Insurance appraised in 1995 for $650.

16. Mid-Nineteenth Century Mahogany and Mahogany Veneer Card Table. A simple design with taper-turned legs and brass sabots and casters. Large hidden compartment when top is turned 45-90 degrees. Measures 35”w x 18”d x 30”h closed. Glass top added for surface protection in 2010. Insurance appraised in 1995 for $750.

15. Bronze/Brass Tree sculpture. Measures: 12”w x 7”d x 7”h. Weight is 56.5 oz.

14. Circa 1920 NICHOLS Oriental Rug. This rug has a taupe field with a wine, red and dark blue borders. Condition: Good. 7’10”x5’2”. Insurance appraised in 1995 for $600.

13. Mid-Twentieth Century Japanese Bamboo Veneer Sideboard. My wife’s grandparents purchased this when stationed in Japan in the mid-1950’s. Condition is fair with the bamboo veneer. Structurally, the cabinet is sound. Several bamboo veneer pieces have been lost on the sides as photos show. Ornate scalloped inlay designs throughout. Measures: 36”w x 18”d x 45-1/2”h.

12. Mid-Nineteenth Century Clock with Glass Dome (commonly called a skeleton clock). This clock has brass works and enameled metal open work face, Gothic detailing under a glass dome. Approximate dimensions: 9” x 9” x 17-1/2”h overall. Condition good working condition. Insurance appraised in 1995 for $1200.

11. Dual Drop-leaf Farmhouse Table. Simple design. Measures: 41-3/8w c 16”d x 27-3/4”h and 41-3/8” w x 47-3/4” x 27-3/4” with both leaves opened. Condition: good. No other info available.

Circa 1800 New England Maple High Chest of Drawers. This high chest has an ogee cornice molding and lip-molded drawers including two over three over five graduated —all with replaced batwing brasses. The whole is supported by an ogee bracketed base. Approximate dimensions: 60”h x 39-1/2”w x 19-1/2”d. Insurance appraised in 1995 for $1800.

8. 1936 Dept. of the Interior Public Services Govt. MAP of USA, Territories and Insular Possessions. This large map belonged to my wife’s grandfather, Chester Paul Morrision, Lt. Colonel in the US Army. This map was hung in his military office in the 1960’s. Paper on canvas. Condition: Fair. Some deterioration of the paper veneer on the canvas backing. One tear at the lower right weighted wood rod as photos show. Measures: 88”x63”

7. Mid-Twentieth Century Teak Two Tier Side Table. Condition: Excellent. Professional quality refinishing 2018. Measures: 26”x 14” x 22-1/4”h

Acrylic on canvas. 1 m x 1 m

6. Two Mid-Twentieth Century Teak Nesting Tables. Larger measures: 20”w x 15-1/8”d x 20”h. Likely by Georg Jensen. Smaller measures: 17-1/4”w x 15”d x 18.5”h. Condition: Excellent. Professional quality refinishing 2018.

5. Mid-Twentieth Century Scandinavian Design Cupboard. Likely purchased from George Jensen in New York. Teakwood. 49-1/2”h x 51”w x 17-3/4”d. Insurance appraised in 1995 for $1200.

4. Set of Four Mid-Twentieth Century Scandinavian Design Teakwood Dining Arm Chairs. These chairs were made by Hans Wegner and retailed by Johannes Hansen of Copenhagen. Each measures 24-3/4w x 21-1/2”d x 30-1/4h. Seat height 17-1/2”. Condition: Very Good. Professional quality refinishing 2018. Value determined through consultation with the Indoor Store in Columbia Maryland and these were insurance appraised in 1995 for $12,800.

3. Mid-Twentieth Century Scandinavian Design Teakwood Extension Dining Room Table. Made by Andr. Tuck. Design by Hans Wegner Denmark. Condition: Excellent. Professional quality refinishing 2018. Measures: 55” x 35” closed. And 94-1/2” length x 35”width with both leaves extended. Insurance appraised in 1995 for $1200.

2. George Jensen Scandinavian Teak Chest of Drawers. Mid-Twentieth Century Scandinavian Design Small Teakwood Chest of Drawers. From the shop of Georg Jensen. Condition: There is a wood scratch on the top and the side as photos show, plus what appears to be a water stain on the top that I will have all perfected with the same professional restoration that was done to our other Georg Jensen heirlooms. Approximate dimensions: 37-1/2”h x 35-1/2”w x 18”d. Insurance appraised in 1995 for $1125.

Mid-Twentieth Century Georg Jensen black leather arm chair. The black vulcanized thick rubber seat supports have deteriorated from age, as well as the foam insert in the leather cushion seat. A skilled upholstery shop in Chicago replaced the rubber seat supports with a synthetic set of replacement bands as shown (I still have the original rubber cleat seat supports to keep the collection complete). Original yellow Georg Jensen NY NY shop seat paper tag is still intact. Chair measures: 28”w x 29”d x 28-1/2”h at the back. 16” seat height.

I'm enclosing a series of pictures of a miniature vase. I attempted to get photos that would show the construction, detail and pontil mark on the bottom. There are measurements of the height, though I didn't thin to show the width. If you would like additional pictures of the width I'd be happy to provide them. I just inherited this from my mother and am curious as to it's value. As the story goes, when my grandmother was a child (born in 1904) her father kept it locked in his desk and told her it was extremely valuable and was not to be played with as a toy. Before her death she passed it on to my mother in 1972. Now I've just inherited it from my mother's estate. I have no additional information about when or by whom it was created, other than it was prior to 1904. Regardless of its value I'm not interested in selling it, but rather would like to get an estimate of it's value, as I've been curious throughout the years when hearing the stories about its rarity and value. My mother always referred to it as a whimsey, created by glassblowers at the end of their work day, who would work a bit of leftover glass into a miniature of some sort. It would be nice to have an estimated value for it. I'd be happy to provide additional pictures and measurements. Thank you.

Hi Hoping this will be of interest to you. We have a sideboard which has been in the family since the 1950s my Grandfather purchased it in London at a exhibition it has always been known in the family as the Danish sideboard.We have had it in our house since 2004 it was moved a couple of weeks ago as we are combining our kitchen and dining room and we noticed the number 27 on the back so we decided to do some research this is what we found. 1/ There are lots of models 25/26/28/29/29A available for sale at dealers no 27 2/Our sideboard is the same width 84" and height 31" as the model 28 and looks the same wood 3/A model 27 does not appear in any catalogue or brochure held by any auction house or dealer we have contacted 4/We have searched the auction results of 4 million items on Mearto and Artnet no model 27 5/Our sideboard was made for export hence the imperial width 84" so we looked at the George Tarnier catalogues no 27 6/we looked in the Danish furniture directory no 27 7/ We contacted Marilyn Palley who started the Danish museum directory and she attributed it to Arne Vodder 8/There is no makers name on the sideboard because it was not intended for sale only exhibiting. We have come to the conclusion that this sideboard was never mas produced [the dovetails on the drawers are hand cut] and was never marketed and ours is the only one in existence.My Grandparents attended the Ideal Home Exhibition in London throughout the 50s and 60s we know Arne Vodder exhibited in London in 1954 we think my grandfather purchased it after the Exhibition so there would be no shipping costs back to Denmark and it could not be sold in Denmark because it is a imperial size.Because of the amount of work involved in the manufacture and cost of materials solid Rosewood not veneer the sideboard proved too expensive to sell in the Uk and they moved on to cheaper to manufacture sideboards.A local dealer has looked at it and considers it to higher quality than the model 29. We are considering selling the sideboard if you are interested please find attached photos.

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Stands 4” tall. Painted matte finish with glossed eyes. Dog-like in appearance. Was inherited in 1920’s

Framed oil painting by artist Jan van de Meer. Canvas size is 29" x 23". With frame the size is 32" x 27".

Lillie Morgan 1882 - gold chaux de fonds pocket watch with chain no. 6219