Circa 1925. I am sure people were looking for a bargain. Not terribly valuable but worth way more than $10.00.
Agree, mahogany. I don't see how anyone could say they are as early as 1840. Think 19th century, possibly even on into the 20th a bit. Quality...
Doesn't really matter who made it. Fairly desireable to some. Great for collectors of paper. Up to $300.00 at retail here in the Midwest,...
Most of these older ones have glass made in Italy, though I am sure that many modern ones would be made in China. Some of the cheaper ones use...
Does the background shimmer? If so, this is an example of kirazuri, which uses micaceous ink. While the technique goes way back, I believe that...
Good buy! Our Goodwill prices such glasses at $1.99 each (or more). They just sit forever and they never reduce the price. I guess they...
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Agree with the dating. Someone would want this even with the paint.
These quite often get converted so not the end of the world. There is probably a greater supply than demand for the old radios anyway.
Doesn't look right to me. The shade is a typical shade for an oil lamp.
Couple more things to show. The above rocker still had not sold as of yesterday. This rocker has been sitting for a few days as well. Thought...
Not sure what kind of input on the rest of this you are looking for. A couple observations based on what I can see. Nice stained glass lamp that...
I've not seen one like it either. If buying for yourself, go for it. Where will you find another?
I too have a hoard of old dollars and halfs. I expect most are not worth grading but a few probably are. These were mostly inherited and...
If I may ask, can you explain the proces of grading? How expensive is this? I have a hoard of silver dollars and halfs I've done nothing with....
Does seem to be made for a specific purpose. Could indeed see this used in a drafting room with rolled material stored in the various cubbies....
Tough sale these days. I doubt you will recoup your money. I just saw a similar era, nicer form, settee priced at $55.00 at the thrift store....
Interesting. The more subtle circular motif in the center give this more visual interest for me. While the linen liner frames were ubiquitous...
Doesn't look like too big of an issue. A little Howard's Restor-A-Finish (or the Old English) would probably make this look a lot better. If...
Would call it a Mid-century modern arm chair. Value is very much location dependent. I would shoot for $50.00 here in my semi-rural Midwest...
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