Was talking about a different example I found but the lead was useless with a dead link so didn't post.
I will echo the idea from an American perspective that, most often, patina should be left alone. Some cookware should be polished. Nautical...
Not antique. 50s or later …… possibly much later. Similar chairs were all the rage in the 80s.
Like this one. Found other one at 22". Somehow doesn't seem to be antique to me....
I don't think these are that old. 70s Asian imports to my eye. The old stuff was heavier. Also note the Phillips screws.
Agree with the others. Not old enough. nor in good enough condition to have much value. Bottom part would make a good paint project for someone...
60s for sure!!
Our store opened yesterday under new guidelines. Capacity is limited and people must wear masks. Guess we did a couple grand in business, which...
Hard to tell much under all that paint. 20th century for sure. A lot of this kind of thing was made in Italy post-WWII.
Think it probably came this way. FC did not make conversion kits and I find it unlikely that someone would use FC parts to retrofit a vase.
I finished this project soon after the post. Since then, I have had it in the shop two different times at various prices as low as $69.00 No...
Agree that those are probably the dates stamped on the back. Can't tell you who made them. Decent quality but would guess the heavy weight due...
Agree that this is an import. Is it on wheels? Looks like an Asian dowry chest, though without the usual embellishments seen.
Could be Mexican but just doesn't seem quite right for them. Maybe India or Indonesia. Agree that it is a newer import piece wherever it is from.
It is Eastlake and circa 1880 is about right. Hard to tell wood from these pics. Pulls appear to be original. Do you have the marble top?
Don't know who made your lamp but doubt it is by one of the well known makers. Might have had a dome shade such as this...… [ATTACH] or this...
Agree with a circa 1940 date. English in origin? Have a kind of funky appeal to them. Would think could do a bit better than $200 at most...
Looks a bit like British colonial plantation chair but, with African origins and different embellishments, wonder if there is an Egyptian precedence.
50s or later colonial style. Don't recognize label but maker doesn't usually matter.
Any other marks? If silver could be worth $$
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