Value is dependent on where and how selling. I am semi-rural Midwest USA where prices are lower than in big cities and either coast. Retail shop...
Not antique. Maybe 70s. Not worth putting much money in to it. I would only fix if you want it for yourself.
Think this could be a couple decades older than 1890, with newer Victorian drawer pulls. Either way, nothing to get too excited about.
Would say French Country or Provincial. Maybe a butler's desk. Seems to be birch, beech, or some fruitwood. Not terribly old. According to...
A bit out of my area as well. Best guess would be a dough box but agree that it seems a bit large. Have seen some carved French ones that were...
I would have been all over that at a thrift store. Nice find! The finer grain canvas it is painted on is typically European. The stretcher does...
Your first chair looks to be about 1890, aesthetic movement, and walnut. Second chair looks pretty modern, in an abbreviated Chippendale style,...
As you guessed, not terribly old colonial maple or, possibly, birch. Probably 60s or 70s. Hard to say who made this and it really doesn't matter...
Depression era furniture, 20s-30s. Sometimes called traditional revival as well. Borrowed style elements from various styles, so no pure style...
It would have had some kind of mirrored hutch such as this one. [IMG]
Is that a signature, lower center on the green area?
Agree with a 20s date. Walnut veneers with lesser wood solids stained to match Little value in today's market, as most want at least queen size...
Believe it to be a heater for curing irons.
Think this is really a small buffet, missing its top.
Oak secondary wood for drawers (which I see you have) usually point to England. I own a similar chest that is part of a suite that is definitely...
This is nicer than most out there and think we are $1000.00 or more on this in the right market. Consequently, I think you should have an expert...
Circa 1930, art deco gentleman's chest and may be English in origin. What are the non-cedar drawers made from?
Agree with the above. Circa 1930. Usually a walnut veneer with lesser solids stained to match.
Does look like luan plywood and used previously for something else. The painting could be older than the framing but, if so, not by too much....
Where are you located and what do you know about them? Don't look to be antique. Maybe 40s or so and European in origin.
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