Antique-shop.com
Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: honey1432 on May 17, 2010, 06:32:29 PM
-
I have an etching by jno h. millspaugh named Late Summer which is signed, would anyone have any idea on the value of this.. I can put a picture on in a day or two.. thanx
-
John Millspaugh was a painter & etcher of the late 19th century .
Does yours have a copyright date of 1889 & a stamp of "No. 480" on it , honey1432 ?
Also , what are the general dimentions of your item (etching only , not the frame size , please) ?
The condition of your etching does have a fair amount to do with its' value .
-
regularjoe
I don't have the pic right here, but these are a few pics that I took of it...
the back of the picture says Just Published
"Late Summer"
Artist's Etchings ByJno. H. Millspaugh
Published By Radtke Lauckner & Co, New York
the pic is signed by Jno. H. Millspaugh..
does this give you any more of an idea? thanx
-
more pics of Jno. Millspaugh painting/etching
-
another copy
-
Thank you for posting the images , honey1432 .
Nice little etching , perhaps showing some effects from humidity .
If you're considering selling your item , or want a bit more concise info on value , perhaps you could contact either Gary or Kris at/from their website : 19thcenturyantiquet chings.com .
I've seen prices vary quite a bit in the 'etchings market' , depending on the venue where they're put up for sale .
Keep in mind that a hands-on inspection of your item will , in almost all cases , be required by any buyer .
Retail prices are difficult to obtain by individual/private parties without lots of experience , generally , IMO .
(Auctioneer - a fellow who looks forbidding)
-
thanx for the info Joe... I appreciate it....
they were in my mother's attic, I have a number of different ones...
thanx again
-
U welcome , honey1432.