I see no one has commented on age. I think with the hand hammering, style of the medallion and the monogram, it would be 1910s - 20s. The...
R. Wallace and Sons. American Silver Marks W - Online Encyclopedia of Silver Marks, Hallmarks & Makers' Marks (925-1000.com)
Believe that is a Wallace mark with the stag.
Mermaid? (Though she does seem to have feet) Ondine?
I have had some luck selling stemware locally at deep discounts off the going rate for sold items on ebay. I currently have a set of 6 Navarre...
Not much there to identify. Could have been made by most anyone. Do agree that it is antique. I guess it is a blank slate as far as upholstery...
Thanks to everyone for their input. The one on Etsy sold for $35.00 and I found another that sold for $40.00 on Poshmark. I am not doing anything...
Transitional from renaissance revival to Eastlake. Circa 1890 with those Knapp joint drawers. As you know, top is not original and just wrong...
Think I have it! Estilo -- Style Full translation: Leader Among Equals Style Quality and Strength
Think I have the first line above.... Jefe entre iguales -- Leader among equals Second line is harder. Can really only make out the center...
Couple more things I bought.... Coat tree is a bit nicer than most and has an old brass tag from the local university. Six sided stem is a bit...
Have not been seeing much but not out and about as much lately either. This table with 3 leaves and 6 chairs was $149.00. Condition was pretty...
Not amber. Not bakelite. Some kind of plastic. Lucite? Found another on etsy that is nearly identical (link below). Do you think their...
Label could have been put on later. Looks like a possible older label to the right. Otherwise, certainly could be as late as the 60s. Made much...
It is mahogany. Would think post-WWII to maybe as late as the 60s.
Probably only worth doing if you could get really cheap ($10-20.00?). Not sure the labor to get this in good order would be worth it otherwise....
Probably 50s-60s.
Not sure where you are getting 1965. I thought the 11/56 on the bottom might be a manufacturing date.
In general, a comercial chair for a lot of different uses. See these from all kinds of offices, libraries, schools, courthouses, etc. Used to be...
Definitely antique and likely English in origin. Maybe just a tad later than what Johnny suggests. Tail end of the renaissance revival period.
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