Since the top device is the symbol for medicine and the others are industrial, a lamp depicting science and industry. Maybe a newel post lamp for...
Sincerely doubt this is a shoe closet unless interior configuration proves me wrong. Seems more like a pier mirror/coat closet. Would expect to...
20th century plant stand with some nod to the arts and crafts movement. Not terribly valuable and that warped top doesn't help. Kind of thing I...
Nice piece and looks right to me. Despite not being the type of WMF that most people seek, would think the mark enhances the value of this a bit.
What about removing it and having a new piece of reinforcement sewn to the back (maybe the front too) of the existing fabric? Would think a shoe...
These show up from time to time here in the Midwest but most sellers don't identify them as such. Most consumers don't know anything about Dixie....
Would not be unusual for a school to contract furnishings with a regional factory. Even if it was not what they usually made, a lucrative...
Don't see oak other than in some structural elements but agree otherwise.
Renaissance revival style and an 1870s date is spot-on. Very nice piece but probably under $1K in my neck of the woods. Wonder of the top crown...
Usually call these a kitchen cupboard. Ghopper is right on as far as dating. Nice that you have the crown. Many of these had them removed to...
Would guess the value is in the frame. Look up what Newcomb Macklin frames sell for.
Nice piece. Hardware suggests 80s or later. Would think high end and at least semi-custom. Logo does not mean anything to me.
Nothing more to add. Not Stickley.
Nice! No reason to doubt that as a legitimate WMF mark.
Look like they could be original, as the wood matches. This is a 20th century set so purity of style would not be a consideration in a set....
India did come to mind but with a bit more age than that. Maybe pre-war for the English market? Just pure conjecture so thought better of saying...
Looks to be a mission book stand. The paint pretty much kills its value as an antique. Not a throw-away but not worth too much.
It is oak. Can only tell you that it is not from the US.
Definitely a mahogany veneer. Think likely 30s-40s. Chairs have some Queen Anne detailing...... Not so much the table.
As others have said, depends on where and how you are selling. More like $35-40.00 at retail here in my Midwest location.
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