Thanks for pic. I was seeing the knots at the rear and thinking they were holes. I do not have a definitive use for this cabinet. A bit perplexing.
Ditto what Ghopper said ;) Looks like the lighter wood veneer is maple. Striking contrast with the other woods.
Makes more sense that the top section was enclosed on the front. I just blew up your second photo and it does seem like there are some holes or...
I don't think the number of slots makes any difference. I recently had an identical one that I could not sell in my shop for $99.00, on and off...
About the right size for real block prints. They need to be examined away from the mats to tell if real or not. The way they are matted, you can...
Not old, nor good quality.... sorry.
Both are circa 1920. Vanity is also walnut. Suspect the chair seat coving to be faux leather.
I don't think either are antique. 50s or later. The white paint job on the one suggests 60s-70s. Rockers are a hard sell these days so value is...
Interesting piece. Styling suggests art deco period, which fits in with your time frame. It is odd that the doors and flip-top both give access...
I don't think that old but pics are not really sufficient to judge. Better photos of the table, in particular and including underside, would be...
That is an odd place for a maker's mark and think it probably branded for corporate ownership instead. Table dates to late 19th century by my...
Size? While these are originally block prints, they have been reproduced as lithographs. The reproductions are often found in larger sizes than...
This is the front decorative rail on the top lid. It is about the only embellishment on what is, otherwise, a plain chest of drawers.
Very beautiful but there is no remnant of the coins left on the front so why use them? Not really what I think of as a Hobo Nickel. These are...
Went and had a look. Appears to be 1930s-50s chest with lift-top jewelry box. English? Missing bottom drawer? Not terribly valuable so paint away.
I think you are spot-on. I also question how the legs are attached.
American 20s depression era furniture. Replacement overlay pieces would need to be carved to order so not something easily sourced. Missing...
Late 60s, reinforced chalkware for sure. Exterior is faux painted.
Looks to be early 20th century. First one is painted. Second one has nice quartersawn oak.
Thanks for the better pics. Think this is a fairly modern piece of good quality. Hard to tell the wood but possibly ash or hickory. Can't tell...
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