Not much to add to what the others have said. Might be considered a drum table, though most have legs.
Handsome set. Think the chairs to be older than the table. They are more renaissance revival period. If it were mine, I would not let it go...
Would like $100.00 for the pair much better than for each. Is the background really painted? Almost look like they are painted on gold wallpaper...
Architectural decoration for a civic building. Usually, such things are in metal or stone.
Another that actually sold for a low amount against a high estimate in Shropshire. 228: An oak refectory table, 17th century style, the re - Mar...
[ATTACH] This similar but, arguably, nicer one failed to get a starting bid at 2500 euros in Ireland. Note the high auction estimate. A 17TH...
These sell pretty well in my Midwest neck-of-the-woods if priced under $150.00 (including weights) at retail.
Nice table! Value is largely dependent on where and how selling. I can not pretend to know the market in the UK but also think closer to 1,500...
Mexico import decorative pot.
It is most likely American then. You will probably never find a maker unless you can find a label or match it to a catalog page. There were...
If the vanity, suspect quite a bit older. Early 20th century. French influence but not necessarily French. Where did you get it?
Agree completely with the above. Nice art nouveau influence in the drawer pulls. They don't necessarily fit with the styling of the cabinet, but...
You have more patience than I do. Can't believe it came out so well. Incredible job.
Agree with the above time frame for this. Top is a bit unusual for these. Where did you get it?
Not that old. circa 1910. Barley twist details make me think English but suppose it could be American. Wood is oak.
Unfortunately, I do not have any other photos. Have replied to Nacy via private messages.
Haeger bottoms are usually glazed but who knows on such a small piece.
Really sort of a Victorian mishmash. Wood looks to be birch with a mahogany stain. Value for a single chair with a split seat would be quite low....
It is oak and I agree with an early 20th century date. I think European in origin. Suppose it could be French but thinking more likely Belgian,...
I also think a burner for heating something..... clothes iron, curling iron, soldering iron, etc.
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