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Hi! I have a Victorian wooden curved glass china case made by Keystone Chinas & Buffets out of Chester, PA. I can’t find any info on them online at all. I inherited this piece from my dad. I’m no expert so just looking for friendly advice. Oak? Age? Appreciate any help!

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the one below sold for $900 back in 2010 https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/7996948_8074-china-cabinet

Also, referred to as K.C. Co. Chester PA. Below is one that failed to sell with starting bid of $100 in 2021 https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/106316000_quarter-sawn-oak-curio-rounded-glass

 

The 2010 somewhat different, with a more substantial body and grand design, but that is still a big difference in demand.

I really liked this post as I am interested to see price and demand differences over time. So thank you Laura. A tough market, then again some furniture is still in demand.

Sorry Op ( I hope I

am not hijacking your thread)

Just on a side note:

This sold on ebay for $1,414.34 or £1,120.00 ( Sterling is so weak to the dollar now ) 48 bids all the way from 99p.

Edit: There were only 3 bidders..Private ( identity unknown) Might be a shill bid.

This was brand new! It was not Edwardian but modern. It was made by the company and then sold on ebay. It is a genuine company. I also find French Empire style and some Louis xvi antique furniture seems to command good prices regardless on when they are made.

Described as:
Beand New! (unopened packaged)
Edwardian style Antique French Heart Shaped Bijouterie Display Table Gilt Bronze






@Max Albert Taking all that into account then maybe finding the right buyer is a way to go.

 

Brand new doubtful from France but likely from Egypt or Indonesia!

 

It is oak. circa 1900 and possibly as late as the teens. That carved crest is unusual for an American piece from this era.

 

Yes the crest enhances the quality and is quite a lovely carved crest.