I really don't think as late as the 70s either. Hard to pin down but probably more like 2nd quarter or toward the earlier part of that third...
I see E. Wills??j???tt. Can you give us some additional shots at the signature?
Interesting lamp. Style is aesthetic period, which makes me think this could be an oil lamp that has been converted. The style dates to c. 1890...
Think probably Middle Eastern in origin. While older, I think we are second or third quarter of the 20th century.
Think it is cherry with a dark stain to mimic mahogany. Think Johnny's guess is a bit early for it. More like 1860 or so to my eye. Any info on...
I think people are much better educated as to value than they used to be. At least they know how to use thier phones to look things up. I do...
In reading more carefully, I do think the lamp I posted is one of their reproductions. They do have a page of original lamps but this style does...
Not resored but refurbished to bare metal and clear-coated. That is a look that is desireable but in no way original to the piece. I think the...
As a lifelong Midwesterner, I don't get the 12 states bit. To me, the Midwest is Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Might throw...
I saw these and was intrigued/puzzled by them. They were only $6.00 each and quite sturdy. I have no use for more chairs but thought this might...
Most of us here are in the US, so not well versed in British furniture. I see it says 60s in the listing. I would have thought a bit older, late...
Think this is a relatively modern import. Based on a British colonial design.
Really just used furniture at this point. Could compare to other sets/pieces of similar quality by other makers in your area. Values are...
There was a pair of these chairs at the thrift store yesterday that seem very old. Just how old and from where? I did not buy them and these are...
I was able to find some more pics of this one posted and it seems to be the exact same chair. If Scottish, would expect beech rather than birch.
Definitely an old chair, circa 1890. Don't see how this could have been easily converted so might be the real deal. Poor thing has had most of...
You were seeing a lot of caged glass in the import stores a few years ago. I think yours to be one of those pieces.
Leave it alone.
Maybe Japanese bronze.
Drool! ;)
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