Don't think it is quite as old as Johnny suggests. Circa 1900 and English to my eye. Agree that there is something going on with the top. If...
Restoration could explain why this looks newer. Is drawer bottom solid or plywood?
Cane seat chair circa 1890. Mission chair circa 1920.
Inscription means nothing to me. Are you sure this is Edwardian? Would think quite a bit newer based on what I can see.
Neat chair! Think secessionist 20s-30s.
Agree, modern and not made for use.
Though not versed in Orivit lamps, looks OK to me. Could see how a catalog could list as bronze even if only a plated bronze finish. Orivit is...
Not a lot to go on with just the one pic. Think 60s or later. Value minimal since just used brown furniture.
Might add, late 20th century and likely European in origin. Those tiny brass paw feet just look wrong …. :wideyed:
Think it a tad later, 30s to early 40s. Likely American. Doubt this is really walnut. Maybe poplar or birch stained to mimic walnut. Did you...
I do think it some kind of evergreen.
Have seen lots of beds with wire mesh decking. Equivalent of a box-spring.
Can read some of it but it makes my brain hurt …. LOL! Too tedious a task for here I would think.
It is a print. Note how the texture is random in comparison to the paint brush strokes. Also see dots in your close up of signature.
I think this vase is OK for later production Rookwood. Looks like when the hole was filled, some of the plaster got in to the mark.
I would also say 40s.
Looks to be pine and am board with a late 60s-70s date. Value is in functionality since not antique.
I think a showy hall chair and agree with a late 19-early 20th century date.
Bed, dresser, and one nightstand? If so, ask $250-300 for the set and take any reasonable offer. Be willing to split up. May find that no one...
Newer, nice quality, burl walnut chest.
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