Here is the Munkvold painting. I no longer have it but will see if I might still have other pictures. [IMG]
I assumed they meant French Provincial.
I think a decade or two older.
I took a minute and looked at ebay. There is a lot of leeway in what gets termed Hollywood Regency, and I did not find a lot comparable. I did...
Tables and lamp are in a 60s style that has been termed Hollywood Regency. Popular in CA but would think you would have a market in the NJ/NYC...
There wasn't much of a furniture industry in NC when this was made. Chicago was the furniture capitol of the US at that time, though much was...
50 dollars?, 50 cents?, 50???? I have a hard time selling such block prints at any price regardless of age, condition, or general desirability in...
You are probably in the right place to get good money for it. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, even the $300.00 would be too much. The...
While very similar to a radio cabinet, I don't think this was ever one. I think the organizers and pull-out writing surface preclude this....
Circa 1920. Maybe a linen press, though not a terribly common piece for that time frame. Might have just been considered a general dining room...
There was a lot of unbranded furniture coming out of Italy at that time. Much of it ended up in department stores and big city shops specializing...
I would consider that to be relatively modern.
Think this has some real age. Looks to be a one board seat, though split made me think 2 at first. Not really my area of expertise but would...
Last photo with the screw hole looks like particle board. Maybe just rough-sawn wood?
Looks like they may be painted on grey backed composition board? If so, probably 20s or so. Frames may be older (Last quarter of the 19th...
I also think mahogany. The bottom does look like plywood so would make them modern if original. Story does not ring true to me. Giving...
Like the others, I found the ones from Spain. Was thrown off at first when I found these modern plated ones. Note the difference in the candle...
Relatively modern with that particle board substrate. Does look like walnut but could be something else with a stain (tropical hardwood?). Not...
I think no earlier than the 80s and maybe a decade or two later. Could very well be Italian. Doubt it is by a known designer but may have been...
Circa 1900 oak tall chest. Sometimes called a bonnet chest with that cabinet in it. I personally think more for a gentleman to keep shaving...
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