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Deco, Art Deco and Art Moderne are terms that refer to the: Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes, a style of design introduced at the 1925 Paris International Exposition.
The cove ceiling and the pass thru are good examples of deco. I don't see any deco furniture.
The style of the two candlesticks, iron work, and curtain rods are refered to as Spanish Colonial Revival.
Bruce...you'd have a field day if you waltzed into my menagerie. Art Deco, Spanish Colonial Revival, Mission, Arts & Crafts, French Second Empire, Beaux Arts and Louis XV abound.
It's a Spanish house...
It was built in 1929, and had a kitchen (which is as big as most living rooms) and a bath room add-on in '63 or '64, we still have those cabinets, so soon, we might remodel...
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ND: We have all that, before I were to do any of that though, I would clean that Singer, as you can see, it's dusty...
Did you know...? Lemon Scented Furniture Polisher has more real lemon juice in it that Country Time Lemonade.
Sounds like a plan. we're going to remodel our duplex pretty soon. Seeing as how the cabinets are a bit wonky and the walls were poorly patched by management, I get to provide receipts and suck for them, but we get to replace it all.
In other news, only a few items left to stick together and 'll try starting her up.
It's a Spanish house...
It was built in 1929, and had a kitchen (which is as big as most living rooms) and a bath room add-on in '63 or '64, we still have those cabinets, so soon, we might remodel...
I figured it was a Spanish house by the cove ceiling, and I knew it was built in 1929, because you said so in another post.
I owned a Spanish house many moons ago that was built in 1933, the ceiling was the same and was very popular in Spanish houses of the 1920's-30's.
Is the tile in the kitchen and bathroom original? If so...it could be Catalina or Malibu. If I told you what ONE piece of original Catalina or Malibu tile is worth, you'd prolly faint dead away.
The roof tiles are prolly from Gladding McBean. If any are turquoise...guard them with your life!
Do you know how to date an old house? One way is...if the bathroom fixtures are original, take the top off the toilet tank, turn it over and look for a date. No, I'm not kidding.
The date will be plus/minus 3 months of when the house was built.
No, the downstairs bathroom & kitchen was an add-on from '63-'64. They were both re-tiled couple years before we moved in...
The roof tiles are just regular red mission style. And they have probably been replaced at one point as well...
Take some exterior shots of the house and email them to me. Then I can tell you what style of Spanish house it is.
DO NOT use any furniture polish or wax that has SILICONE in it--like Lemon Fresh Pledge.
Silicone will eat into the wood and destroy the finish on old furniture. It doesn't hurt the new junk, because it has a varathane or polyurethane finish.
OK, is E-Mail a good way to get a hold of you...?
Because, the last time I E-Mailed you, you never replied.
Would it be better if I PM'ed you the pictures...?
ND: Speakin' of E-Mail, when I talked to you on the phone last, you told me to E-Mail you a photo of that mystery object under the hood of my F-350, which is on the firewall, you never did E-Mail me back...
This was the Picture I sent you...
The piece you're missing is called the "slide plate".
They're available.
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Thank you!
Now I am gonna price them...
Originally Posted by NumberDummy
That doesn't always work, because the records could be lost or never there in the first place...especially on older homes.
Not only does that not alway's work, what if the house never had a water closet, then what do ya do...?
I can look at a house and give ya a general idea of what era they were built in. Most people now day's, especially youngins as myself, can't.
Bruce...you'd have a field day (or a coronary!) if you waltzed into my menagerie. It's a mish-mash of Art Deco, Spanish Colonial Revival, Mission, Arts & Crafts, French Second Empire, Beaux Arts and Louis XV.
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I'd love to see it sometime. I do go to or through Los Angeles from time to time. I enjoy all those old syles, well most...
ND: Speakin' of E-Mail, when I talked to you on the phone last, you told me to E-Mail you a photo of that mystery object under the hood of my F-350, which is on the firewall, you never did E-Mail me back. This was the picture I sent you...
Not a Ford part. Autoparts store (prolly from Western Auto or Peb Boys) bracket for a fire extinguisher, prolly came with the extinguisher originally.
Bruce, the outside of the house is circa 1985, the inside is 1700-1930.