Early 20th century. Queen Anne influenced T-back.
Maybe to fit in some kind of slat wall system? [IMG]
Some of you might not be aware of this older farmhouse still preserved in Manhattan. Dyckman Farmhouse [IMG]
I ran across this story awhile back. Sounds like a classic story of lack of funds for preservation. It is too bad that the will did not provide...
Agree with most of the above..... circa 1900, oak, but American. The metal details are not common but not unheard of.
These are storage/traveling trunks. Think these are probably Asian in origin, first half of the 20th century.
Based on a traditional Chinese kang. Probably too small to be a real one.
Both late classical. First circa 1865. Second one is perhaps a bit earlier. Out of fashion right now but not totally worthless.
A lot of quality items out of Asia these days. Often sold unamed or as store-branded. Also with lamps, there are companies that import parts and...
There are a few collectors but they generally want older ones. Like this.... [IMG] At $5.00, you might have a little profit there.
Looks like a fairly modern import. Likely patinated brass rather than bronze. No name since a factory name from China would not impart value.
Pretty sure the first one is Brush McCoy as well. Think it is in the Sanford book. Don't have my copy at hand to check.
Would not call this Biedermeier. More Aesthetic period.
agree with a very early 20th century date for the stand. Think the jar is wrong for an oil jar. More typically look like this......(shown with a...
Your two cabinets are interesting. Can't say I have ever seen mated pairs that are nearly the opposite of each other. All I can tell you is they...
Certainly a bit more than the $5.00 I paid at the thrift store ;)
Would think late 19th century. Sometimes called a mule-ear windsor due to the shape of the uprights. Either for a child or has been cut down a...
I believe your table to be a 20th century Italian reproduction of a baroque antique. You do not indicate size. I found this similar dining table...
Wonderful.... Thank you!
Any help with the signature on this art glass bowl? It is in the MCM style but may not be MCM. The incurvate rim is much thinner than with most...
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