This piece has no maker signatures, stamps, logos, or markings anywhere. Other than that it is solid teak, quite wide and heavy, features four drawers with dovetail construction, and has a rough hole cut into the back boards. It looks like the previous owner used it as an entertainment center although I don't know if that was the original purpose because there are signs of shelves once lining the inside. I got it for free and I'd like to know what it's worth.
The chair is leather, and the leather is smooth but not very soft anymore. It's getting harder, and as you can see in the pictures below it's cracking and peeling. The framework is carved out of wood. The armrests seem to have lions(?) carved into the ends. I would like to know if anyone can tell from the style and woodwork, what the approximate year/century of this chair is, and where it could have been made?
Very large comic book, about 11x13 inches. Says "Gully Foyle". "Copyright 1967 Stanley Pitt & Associates Creative Enterprises". "12 Barkley Street, Fairfield, N.S.W., Australia. Brown tan color, some darker parts. Has about 15 pages with comics on them. Adhered by 3 staples to hold the book together. Has harsh scratchs and hole on first two pages.
This is a Large Beautiful Oil Painting on Canvas of a Landscape with people, a dog, and homes in the distance, that is signed on the left lower corner. The Artist is a German, and on the back has the stamp stating Victoria Maltuch, Munchen. The painting was painted with a tip of the knife and brushes. The entire painting is in very good condition - there is a very little divot in the canvas - NO HOLE. The total length of the picture including the frame is 42"Long and 32"Tall Only the oil painting measures 36LX24T. Who is the artist? AND What is it worth?
