Odd thing. More 50s, I would think. TV lamp? Think the crack pretty much ruins this. May need to make something else to put in there to make...
Edwardian to my eye.
Looks more like alabaster with a tinted blue lacquer coating.
This is a Chinese rice bucket. $50.00 seems high to me but some do sell in that range on ebay. The green paint does not help it.
Think a bit older since it seems to have single wide board construction. Mid to late 19th century. Also think more utilitarian than a blanket...
Cabinet above is a sheet music cabinet. Op's cabinets look like silver/linen storage cabinets.
Not familiar with this line and not finding much. Was able to find this matching piece that was sold on etsy but no additional information. [IMG]
Hard saying who made this. Looks like someone has polished/cleaned this already. May even have a lacquer clear-coat applied afterwards. Value...
Steamer trunk. I think pre-WWII and possibly as early as the 20s.
Looks like a Ransburg pottery cookie jar without lid that has had a "hammered" spray paint applied. [IMG]+[ATTACH]
Expensive when new and sometimes bring a premium used. Really depends on whether or not your customer base recognizes the brand. Mine don't :(
That was for just the 3 cabinets and table/chairs. Would add another $300.00 or so for the last cabinet. It is the best of the bunch but see it...
Portable dressing mirror 40s-50s. Looks like maple.
You are missing at least a base plate and some kind of connecting mechanism. Complete assembly should look similar to this. May need to replace...
Circa 1900. See some condition issues. Under $50.00 at retail in my US Midwest neck of the woods. Value is very place and selling venue...
You might need to find someone locally to help you with pricing. Any antique or consignment shops nearby? An auction is always an option but a...
Not a lot to go on here with just the one pic. Do think 20th century based on what I can see. Large size will limit appeal and, consequently,...
Nothing of great value here so keep for your own use. Some Howard's would probably do wonders for that chest.
Used to sell on ebay quite a bit before it went down the tubes. I know I can sell such things on ebay but don't want to mess with selling fragile...
Looks more like modern studio pottery to me.
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