Pretty generic looking. Could be as early as the 50s or as late as the 70s. I am not finding anything regarding the company. May have been a...
Killer piece that someone should want, despite the damage. Looks to be a frosted variation with an early mark.
Ballman Cummings is not a brand that imparts any additional value. You can compare it to similar art deco chests to get an idea of value. Are...
The White Star stickers will add value for some buyers. Still seems like a fair offer to me.
LOL! .... Just realized that it is your vase. Sorry :oops:
Found this one.... Edit: Link removed since this is OP's exact vase.
With that clean hole, I think this was always a lamp. My thoughts are 60s or later.... possibly even by decades.
Took a look in the gallery. I think the chair is 20th century. French style but maybe made in Italy post-WWII. Footstool is old and unrelated...
Agree with Ghopper on age and origin. Value really depends on where and how selling. Here in my semi-rural Midwest area, we had a couple...
This is a packing crate. Seems to have held 30 white model 420 somethings. Can you read any of the lettering in the bottom circle thing?
I am on my phone now and can't see details well enough to tell much. Footstool appears to be old and possibly antique. Will have to reserve...
More thrift store finds. I didn't purchase any of them. This walnut bed is only $35.00. Has one board replaced on the headboard but otherwise...
Have always appealed to me as well. The green ones pop up often and I have a couple of them around. Often get pegged to the 20s but I don't know...
Still has a little value as a functional piece to the shabby chic crowd. Depending on your market, I doubt more than $100. I know I would be...
Don't think it is screwed in. Looks like a pin there to expand the sleeve once inserted. Problem with these is that get get rusted in and almost...
This is the best comparable I could find. Sold for 10 GBP. Others with better executed scenes sold for a bit more on average. Antique Chinese...
Here is one with an original lid. Most got discarded and some later ones just had a paper and wax lid. [ATTACH]
These are almost impossible to get out without damaging the wood. Any chance in finding casters that will utilize these as-is?
Kind of along the lines of a Hoosier cabinet but not one. Just an older utilitarian carpenter built kitchen cabinet. The step-back design with...
Looks like it has been cut from a side by side secretary. Circa 1900. Here is what an original would have looked like. [ATTACH]
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