I once had a pair of English aesthetic period candlesticks circa 1890 that were very similar in form but embellished with insects. Consequently,...
Have no problem with the earlier date on this. Would have been a bit old fashioned by 1870.
Not really anything I am familiar with. Could see how this could be Anglo-Indian. I am a bit puzzled by the darker wood structure underneath...
These are walnut
Don't think this one is Old Hickory but in the same style. More generically, termed Adirondack style. Could be as early as the 30s and doubt any...
Think this is English and a bit older than you think. British members here could probably pinpoint this better than I can but thinking at least...
I also think a smoking end table. I think the holes are a pipe rack. May have had a tray or tile that went in the lighter area that held other...
A close second is this large Stickley Brothers 3 handled vase. It unfortunately has been polished but I did get this at a bargain price. [ATTACH]
I recently purchased two signed AAA lithographs for my personal collection. I was able to purchase them at an off-market price but they were by...
Value is very dependent on where you are and how you sell. We would be under $300.00 at retail on this in my semi-rural Midwest location. 1/3 to...
Circa 1900 oak side by side. A little more unusual than some since most have a drop-front desk on the right where yours has a flat surface.
H. Hirsht?
Very likely a paint-enhanced print. Still could be 100 years old.
Very similar to a knife my dad made in shop class in the 40s. His was, indeed, Lucite but could see this being horn as well.
Definitely from Mexico. Used to import these for my shop in the early 90s. Not really folk art since produced in quantities by cottage industry.
Think the circa 1870 date would be correct. Mahogany and likely American. Very much Civil War era.... pre to post.
Am thinking this is from sometime the second half of the 20th century. Could see it being from the 50s when there was a mini revival of the arts...
Agree with an 1860s-70s date but thinking more Federal/Empire influence in the styling.
Could even be 70s with that grill-work being a nod to the Spanish revival style popular at that time.
Can't really add anything more to what James has provided. Seems that every time we get Australian furniture here, it somewhat follows English...
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