Nice! Circa 1900, arts and crafts design period. Would say English but suppose could be Scottish or even Irish. Too bad the inlay is in such...
Looks like relatively modern studio pottery to me.
Looks old to me. Lots of rust pitting under the paint. A lot more detail than newer ones.
Think Asian for sure. Have seen some similar from Japan but don't see why it couldn't be Chinese or elsewhere. Those bells might be the clue for...
Really depends on where you are. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, this would be about $150.00 or so at retail. Could be had for 1/3 to...
Think marketplace and craigslist are your best options. Would ask a fair amount for it and be willing to come down. Not as popular as they once...
Agree with the others that this is a late classical style sideboard. Not so sure about it being 20th century though. Aren't those dovetails hand...
Depression era traditional revival furniture circa 1925.
I don't think American. Has good age to it. Would think at least first half of the 19th century. Can't really help you beyond that, as it...
This guy? https://www.askart.com/artist/Joseph_Baumgartner/10003295/Joseph_Baumgartner.aspx
Looks more like birch with a mahogany stain. Minimal value for a single chair .... under $20.00 in my neck of the woods.
As others said, not really worth trying to strip or save as a dresser. Save the mirror for use elsewhere. If you want to do something with the...
I am with Ownedbybear on this. Material and finish is not right for a "good" piece.
Very nice! Could be late Victorian, on in to the early 20th century.
Company was established in 1914, so no older than that. Styling is unusual so hard to pin down date-wise. Could see these being made any time...
Really hard to tell but the "ghost" of the door hardware and that shaded patina on the hinge make me think older. Maybe as early as the 30s, on...
Market you are selling in makes a lot of difference. We would not be able to get that even at retail here in my semi-rural Midwest location....
Think mirror is probably newer as well.
Those could be pipe racks rather than for stemware. If so, we are looking at a smoking stand. Would tend to be smaller than a bar cabinet.
Think the corbels in the pic go under the cupboard for additional support.
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