Would agree with a 20s-30s date. Should be reverse painted. If not, I wouldn't pay too much for it.
With a primary interest in the Arts and Crafts movement, it would have to be England for me, though I would also love to visit Scotland. My only...
Agree, not antique. 80s or later. Doesn't really matter who made it.
A bit late to the party. Agree that this is not antique and suspect a fairly modern import. The base is a repro of a well known antique base....
Could add another $100.00 or so for this last piece.
This is depression era furniture circa 1930. It is a bit of a mish-mash of styles, incorporating elements from various styles. Sometimes it is...
Value is in the frame. I would be lucky to get $30-40.00 for it.
In the US? Have found FedEX best for large lightweight items. Others have discussed some other options here. Good luck in your endeavors....
30s-40s seems about right. If upholstery is good and it sits well, maybe $50 + or - depending on where you are and how selling at retail. A lot...
Indonesian import.
40s-50s colonial revival. Looks like maple.
A bit out of my realm of expertise. Single board seat indicates pretty good age. Beyond that, I don't know.
Somehow, the base seems older than the top. Do I see some kind of pine cross-brace for the top? It would not be original.
These images date to earlier than the 70s. The fact that you can't clearly read the copyright information on these does not bode well for them...
Seems ambitious to me. I have had a couple of these over the years and have struggled to get even $100.00 for one.
Nice!
None are as old as the house. First is maybe 70s or so. Second is more like 80s. First of the two crystal chandeliers is the oldest of the...
Your bat-wing frame may have more value than the print. Try William Adolphe Lambrecht.
I also owned a Gremlin. Mine was the X model with a 304 V8, positraction, and 4 speed Hurst transmission. It was a fast rust bucket. Bought it...
Buttons covering screws tells me that this is not old.
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