Your last piece appears to be an art deco period-ish piece. Certainly older than the frame. Is it a 3-D construction? Appears to be based on...
Think the others have covered this pretty adequately. SIS has posted some great examples of what this should look like. Agree that someone did a...
coffee cups.
Middle Eastern in origin. Egypt and Syria did a lot of this type of inlay work, though probably other countries as well. Does seem to have some...
Lamp may be Rembrandt. Not really a torchiere. The diffuser shade is meant to have a cloth shade sit on top of it. The diffuser shade looks...
This is circa 1865 so quite old and nicer than most (assuming not a reproduction but can't tell from the one pic.). Not in fashion right now and...
Think English and just pre-WWII.
Nice torchiere from the 20s-30s. Most of the value is in the shade so don't break it. You can get reproductions but none as nice as this one....
Think this is relatively new, but nicely made. Indonesia?
Definitely not wood. Have seen mirrors made of a dense almost styrofoam type material (Not as dense as regular resin). I think that is what you...
Not terribly old. That speckled finish technique became popular in the 70s.
Unfortunately, not enough to go on here. I agree with your dating but am finding no artist that matches.
Also think Mexico. Saw similar in the import stores and at roadside stands in the Southwest in the 80s-90s.
No time to do any research so going with my gut. #1 Not interested - passing #2 Interested, and think I know why #3 Too rich for my blood, I am...
Nice lamp! I echo the possible B&H attribution. Think it should be marked somewhere.
These? .... more than one? The same form? What country are you in? Would think Edwardian parlor chair. Wood looks to be beech if English or...
Something about this says hobbyist done to me. Maybe made as a Christmas present? A lot of work went into this, and the work is competent.
Style is Chippendale. Quality looks pretty good. Pics not sufficient to determine age. $400 is a lot on the secondary market unless...
What the others said...... also, that brownish linen type canvas is typically European.
Would say Haeger based on the bottom.
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