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Might it be EC62?
Like the others, my gut reaction was Mexican. However, the decoration and exact form does not match any Mexican pottery I can find. Think this...
Obviously newer and with a certain esthetic that evokes classical furniture design. I am not as enamored with it as some of the others. Find it...
Think the lower figure more realistic here in the Midwest.
Looks to be mahogany veneer over pine. I also think early 20th century, Empire Revival style. Beds are hard to sell, and a twin size makes it...
As others said, a primitive pine jelly cupboard. Looks very homemade but also quite old. The paint is a plus even in this condition....
A lot of this kind of thing was done by hobbyists in the 50s and 60s. These are a cut above most such work in scale and execution. Might have...
Think your first one is early 20th century. Second one is later, circa 1940.
It is a modern variation on a splat-back Windsor chair. That multi-board seat makes me think 50s or later. Many made in the second half of the...
This is 70s or later stylistic pastiche. For lack of a better descriptor, Mediterranean would work. The finish would likely be termed pecan,...
What is implied in the above good responses is that this is called an ogee clock. An ogee is the name of the curve used in the molding for the...
The label is the Michigan Chair Co. If on the yellow seat chair, circa 1920. A seat would be easy to replace but not a lot of value. The...
Would call this a kitchen worktable. If the top is original, think it is post-war. Would expect a wood or porcelain top on a pre-war piece. I...
Think it does a disservice to show 1stDibs pricing here. In no way can 99.9% of the people ever get those kinds of prices. They cater to the...
Unfortunately, not a lot of value in this condition but definitely worth saving. It is an exceptional example of Victorian excess. If it were...
I think more like 1930. Could be English (or American) but the style is more Spanish to my eye.
Looks to be amateur to my eye. Does appear to be oil with a shiny varnish applied. Think you are correct about 57 being the date. #16 might...
Styling suggests 1940s. Hard sell in my Midwest area. No more than $150.00 retail here and you might need to price it half that to sell quickly....
Didn't even look at the size when I responded. This would be a child's toy table. Often sold as salesman's samples but I really think not.
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