Lots of plywood there. I think just post-WWII at the earliest. Could be even a few decades newer.
Bottom makes me think brass and gilt plated pot metal, though I suppose it could be solid brass (or even bronze). Maybe part of a garniture set,...
Could be as old as the 50s. I think I see maple on the one drawer wher the paint is gone. I agree with there being little to no market for this...
I don't think this was part of something else. Think this is a comercial piece to hang in any horizontal space. This would include over a sofa,...
Think you are right on with the dates. Have seen some dressing tables made like this.
New pics make me think not as old as I thought. Think it is a 20th century revival piece. 30s or even a decade or 2 later. Was thinking those...
Ladderback chairs are always very hard to date since they have been made continuously for a few hundred years. I think your instincts that this...
Could be as early as 1865, though hard to tell from these pics. I don't see anything particularly English about this. There is some French...
English draw-leaf table and chairs set. Agree with a 20s date. Maybe on in to the 30s.
I think this is an older chair, maybe mid-20th century or a bit older. Do think it has been cut down. Typical seat height is 17"-18". Other...
It wants to be French but I have my doubts. For some reason, I am getting a mid-century Italian vibe. Back appears to be plywood? Some more...
I don't see folk artists the same way I see some of these other guys. Folk artists have a drive to create by any means necessary, regardless of...
Artists like this have been around for ages. Morris Katz comes to mind. Some make it pretty big, like George Rodrigue. Then there is...
I think you are right. I was looking on my phone last night when I replied and couldn't see the details well enough. Today on my PC, it does...
Adult waterfall vanity. Could be as late as the 40s.
Just an educated guess but think 30s or so.
Turn of the century (give or take), up to the teens is right on.
It is not burned. It is carved with a stippled background and stain applied. This is typically English, though you do sometimes see it in...
I concur, teak.
Agree, the exposed pegs are one of the reasons I think modern Indonesian.
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