Whose work can be?
 

Picture without a signature.
A thin sheet of wood.
The size of 26x 15.
Interested in your opinion.

Who could be the author: amateur or like someone's work?
Thank you in advance for your answers.

It looks like a furniture inset likely Dutch early 20th century.
I've seen something like this and also to the mill.

Thanks, but really for furniture inserts so carefully all the draws?
General picture is exquisite, carefully written out.
Although it can be.
But the furniture with such inserts are not met anywhere else.

Thus, approximately:

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Maybe an independent thing, just a landscape for interior decoration.

Maybe an independent thing, just a landscape for interior decoration.

Cyril, an independent thing for sure would have made the back of the pad or tilings.
base is very thin.

And the thing is very nice.

Things made closer to us in time, and already there are no tilings.

Yes, maybe so ...
and the frame can probably fix that, would not lead .. the more the size is quite small.

Where thorough portrayal ? Drawing on a cliche , stuffing leaves - see : recurring planar strokes ( one serving ) , instead of the leaves of trees and shrubs. Blurred outlines of the mountains over the monotonous color of the sky . Water is traced only white. This is not a painting . Labor invested at least - template cursive . What colors are used ? Basic and razbel - and so the entire picture . Meanwhile, the composition as a whole , to the untrained eyes , it seems, and an elegant and beautiful. On opening day in Izmailovo seen many of these pictures . They are usually inserted into the old framework , covered with shellac - get " a nice little old picture " , usually at a price of $ 100-150 .
Work full-time artist furniture cooperative, factories, etc.
Best regards .

Thank you all very much for a lot of information!
Yes, Where did the desire to make the furniture an individual?
Decorated with pictures!
And remember the 50's furniture?
Minimalism and good quality.
In the 70 years it really moved on chipboard.
A pity.
Thank you all.