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Circa 1910 empire revival piece. Not a lot of value but still some utility. If I could pick this up for $20.00 or less, I would purchase as a...
Agree with Ghopper. 1920s revival piece. Similar to those produced by Berkey and Gay but many others made similar. This has been refinished...
I would test to make sure it is not silver but may be a pewter-type alloy.
Agree that you should be able to find a reasonable replacement for a couple hundred.
Would think 1940s-50s. Mengelbord may be related to the Mengel furniture company but I am not certain.
Not sure where you are but that is a $40.00 table at retail in my Midwest market.... if I could sell it at all. Probably would have to paint it...
I don't think as early as 1900 and really don't see so much art nouveau. Maybe more like 20s. A closer look at the clock alone might help.
Not brand new and agree with Fid's dating. Not antique. Would guess the font was sourced from Czechoslovakia or Italy with the rest of the parts...
Here is a pair for sale..... VINTAGE HARDWARE 2 BRASS & BAKELITE DRAWER PULLS KNOBS SUPER "ART DECO LOOK" NR | eBay
Best bet would be ebay. Search for art deco celluloid pull. Might also search for bakelite and plastic as well since many sellers don't know the...
My initial reaction is student work but really don't know anything.
Can we see the whole thing? Looks suspiciously modern.
Doubt this is more than a decade or so earlier than 1970. Value for a single chair is minimal. Under $50.00 most locations. I think I would be...
Circa 1900 highboy chest with serpentine front top drawer. Refinished oak veneers and solids. Value is very dependent on where you are. Here in...
Black painted luan plywood with inventory numbers = Factory Painting. Frame is consistent with same.
I am on board with a 30s date.
Vintage 1990? This looks like an import item. Would say the paint was not completely compatible with the finish underneath. Over time, the...
This is from 2016 and I am sure the photo was just gleaned from the internet. In searching just now, I find the photo on popscreen (whatever that...
On board with Ghopper's analysis. I question whether or not this is American. Something about the overall form and those geometric carvings...
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