looking for a honest estimate for what a item like this is worth to see if its worth restoring to try to sell .there is no tag on this chair that has any kind of date when built or serial number ,just a pat number on the headrest (1594408-1594409) and the name emil j paider company chicago illinois is in on the footrest and the headrest of the chair. and is there any kind of market for old barber chairs like this out there ?i tried to upload pictures but it was not taking them for some reason
BRONZE "LADY WITH BUTTERFLY" IS NUMBERED "29/100", IS MOUNTED ON A MARBLE BASE AND HAS AN OVERALL HEIGHT OF APPROXIMATELY 13 1/2 INCHES WITH A BASE DIAMETER OF 5 INCHES.
I just don't know who artist is can you please tell me
This is so unique and a rare find! A 1906 vintage Coca-Cola Advertisement decoupaged on 3 wooden crate slats with a clear varnish coating, ready to hang. The ad is by artist Lincoln, Chicago. IT is a RARE FIND is a hanging rectangular wall piece with overall measurements of 17ďż˝" wide x 24" tall x 2" thick. The individual slats are 5ďż˝" wide with a ďż˝" gap between them. The slats are mounted with boards across the top and bottom. The wooden frame and board slats are stained in a dark brown with a clear lacquer finish coating over the advertisement and boards.
