Modern but nice quality. The soldered-in heat cap is not generally found on antique shades.
Found this...... [IMG] A FRENCH OR ITALIAN BRONZE TAZZA (christies.com) Makes me think yours may be a marriage.
Larkin definitely had side-by-sides but the ubiquitous Larkin Desk is a single drop-front. Like this. [IMG] You had to buy a lot more soap to...
Ghopper is spot-on with date and description. I like the $175.00 as a starting point for sale but you may need to come down. Hard to tell for...
Reminds me of John Brown in one of his more subdued moments ...... LOL! :woot: [IMG]
Can't disagree with the above.....
Pulls are for a renaissance revival piece circa 1870, so not correct for this.
Too high for my Midwest market but convenience could be worth a lot if you like them and need one. As noted, new would cost significantly more....
Rom Weber is good furniture but just used furniture at this point. I am with the others, maybe up to a couple grand for everything (including...
Agree, 50s Colonial maple.
Would think the lamp base to be Japanese for export with that mark and textured base. Hard to say who made it exactly. I also think the shade is...
Late to the party but agree with what info has been provided. Circa 1930 cedar closet. Appears to be missing feet. Lark's method for...
Low back is typical of a vanity chair.
Not convinced this is a music cabinet. Not enough shelves. Maybe a linen chest. Otherwise, seems to be vintage at best. Not American in origin...
They are very similar but not identical. Look closely at the details, even the execution of the draping, and you will see differences. They...
I had thought of this but, after some research, found no slate hooks with this configuration. Still possible but have no evidence to support the...
Not early 20th century.
Ditto what Ghopper said....
Childs cup. can't make much of the mark as to whether silver or plate. Can't hurt to polish it a bit.
Value is really dependent on where and how selling. Prices are currently the lowest they have been in decades so keeping it would be wise. Here...
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