Think you need to open them to see what you have. It will not devalue them to do so and will only enhance value knowing who made them.
Think this is a reproduction. It is acid etched and the back did not get dipped enough to complete the pattern. Here is an example of a real...
Top is definitely pine and I get the feeling that it is a replacement. In fact, the whole thing might be cobbled together using old legs. The...
This is a comb-back windsor rocker. The styling, construction, and rocker attachement are similar to antique examples. I don't think yours is...
Not having any luck either. Has a bit of a Pre-Raphaelite look to it.
Agree completely with the above.
More correctly termed ribbon mahogany. Think a 30s -50s date to be accurate. Value is tough. Really worth what you can get for it once you...
Your desk does look a bit older than the Op's but likely not more than a decade. As others said, the number is likely a part number and not a...
Think this was probably new 70 years ago. Think not American but can't provide any insights beyond that.
Value is dependent on where and how sold. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, we would be under $200.00 at retail. Less at auction or other...
Funny, we can't give them away here. Maybe Haeger on the pottery.
I don't recognize this by maker. Think 60s is spot-on. Doubt those ceramic knobs are original.
Agree with Ghopper completely. Would have had a mirror and I think the drawer pulls a bit plain for this, so perhaps an old replacement. Would...
I'm not having any luck finding it either. Best guess would be a creamer, though seems a tad large for one.
The University of Illinois has a set of 19th century copies of the frieze as well. They are housed in their Spurlock Museum and represent an...
Was hoping someone else would have an idea about this. Only other thing I can think of is possibly by one of the California companies.
I'd say more like circa 1850, late classical.
I would be tempted but more comfortable at $300.00. You never know the whims of an auction.
Seem to be antique or nearly so. Might use search term, caryatid. Where will you find another pair for $500.00? For comparison: [IMG] Lot 367 -...
I don't recognize it but not Fulper. The bottom is wrong. I also do not think Asian/recent. Unfortunately, I can't give you any solid leads on it.
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