Posted 10 months ago
cmorgan08108
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Wondering what this is and what value it might have. Was purchased in the mid 60's for $300. It's carved and evidentially Oriental. Any ideas?
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Posted 10 months ago
cmorgan08108
(1 item)
Wondering what this is and what value it might have. Was purchased in the mid 60's for $300. It's carved and evidentially Oriental. Any ideas?
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Hello, it may be a George Zee bar. They made a variety of high quality carved dry bars in Asian styles. Look for a Zee nameplate (sometimes with a serial number) tucked away on yours. Also Google 'George Zee bar' for a number of hits and images. Regardless, I would say value is way over your purchase price. Good luck, Jim
Jim,
Thanks for the information. I've been hoping someone might have a clue or at least point me in some direction. I'll do some more research, but if you think of anything else, please let me know.
Thanks.
CMorgan