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By deedove3, 9 January, 2011

Early Autumn

Category
Fine Art
Condition
Good
Description

It is done in autumn colors on the tree leaves near two story houses and by a lake. There is a horse drawn cart with man in it. They are on a road coming from lake to a place where a man and a woman is standin facing eachother.  There is also a man in distance by the lake. The clothes of the woman has a  long dress with apron and a bonnet on her head,  and she carries a basket. She is probably talking with the man who has some kind of wooden stick or rather a long tool. Perhaps a sycle to cut hay

. The one house has green door and shutters on windows and is large cement looking style.  Has two chimneys and steep roof. . It also has a staircase to the front door of six steps and no railing.  There is a  wooden fence going from house talmost to the road between the houses.   Part of the house is like a story amd a half attached enlargement..

 It is almost done in an impressionist form where all is not distinct like a photograph or realistic painting is done.  There are shadows from the trees in forefront that cover the ground near the road that is coming to the forefront.to the right angle. It is pleasant with orange hues mostly, and looks like it is in original frame and it is under glass. 

The frame has carvings on it and painted a dark gold. It was bought somewhere up in Wisconsin by my husbands mother or sister and given to me in the 1980's.  The artist's name seems to be a J. Petersen in left hand corner but the J could be a T depending on interpretation of the artitst's handwriting..On the back is brown paper with the words Early Autumn stamped on it but paper is almost half torn off. No other marks are seen but there is a old string that is on back attached to eyelets to hold it on wall.  Very crude but strong.

    I can take a photo of it if it is a valuable painting as an antique etc.  The glass may deflect a flash so would have to do it in a well lit room.  Thank you for anything you can do to tell about the artist and when he lived and where.  Also is does it have any monetary value or not.  Dee Dove.

 

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By pucona, 9 January, 2011

1930's vintage Moffat Gold Medal Electric Stove

Category
Other
Condition
Excellent
Description

right hand oven: bake oven and warming oven

4 element range / 2 element oven

capacity: 80 amps at 110 volts / 38 amps at 230 volts

cubic feet: 35.5

 

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By Kevinclaire, 9 January, 2011

Antique upholstered chair

Category
American Furniture
Condition
Excellent
Description

 Green velvet? upholstered chair from earlier 1900's part of an estate

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By peppelapue, 9 January, 2011

Help identify Meito China Pattern

Category
China
Condition
Good
Description

I am trying to identify this pattern's name, "replacements.com" was of no assistance.

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By river, 9 January, 2011

SCHAFFHAUSEN PRINTS

Category
Other
Condition
Good
Description

I have 8 prints all SCHAFFHAUSEN.  With the name Lith v.E. Labhardt on them.  #2 MUHLENTHOR, #5 DEHLBERG, #10 SONNENBURG, #11 HOHLENBAUM, #14 BELLAIR, #18 IMTHURNEUM, #19 WIRTHSCHAFT zum MUHLENTHAL, and #22 TELLS-BRUNNEN.  I know nothing about these. And am interested in anything you might be able to tell me about them.  And if there could be some value in them that could be worth looking into.

 

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By coachsmb, 9 January, 2011

Thayer Jiffy Jitney - The triple-duty carriage...stroller...bassinet

Category
Other
Condition
Good
Description

 I have stroller, all parts, and the 2 pages of original paperwork. The stroller is in great condition other than some moisture damage on the removable pad pictured here. I am trying to find out more information on this Thayer's Model 1023, triple duty carriage...stroller....bassinet.

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