Color is purple like the rest of the body. Color is applied to the outside. It is worn off in places on the lid where fingers would brush...
As per the opening post, the bottom is completely flat.
Owner of our store thought Italian. I am leaning more toward Czech. Was hoping someone here would easily identify it but that is OK. Thought I...
Pics are not sufficient to really evaluate this but circa 1940 is probably about right for this. Gate leg tables were very popular at that time...
Also sometimes called a lamp table.
Though also Midwest, we routinely sell similar tables under $200.00. Markets can vary pretty drastically from place to place.
Circa 1930 parlor table. Under $75.00 at retail here in my semi-rural Midwest location. You might do better in SLC but I am not sure.
Think sometime post-WWII. Looks like birch to me.
This is an item that recently came to our store and am wondering if it can be attributed. This is the only pic available. Both the lid and base...
Can't add anything more to what has been provided.
I also think 19th century and European in origin. The symbols in the carving are interesting. Below the two tools is an old betty lamp. Maybe...
Today is the day. About 20 people in line over night. Looks like this sale will be bigger than the last!
Top looks like cherry in this pic. I still think circa 1850 give or take a couple decades either way. Those large hand cut drawer dovetails were...
Glass may be Rindskopf
late 50s - 60s. Need a tubular bulb in them.
Most likely from the first decade or so of the 20th century. Appears to be walnut. Are some of the applied "carvings" gesso rather than wood?...
From etsy [ATTACH] https://www.etsy.com/il-en/listing/474367882/sugar-skull-marquee-lighted-sign-made?ref=related-5
Not really. I would instead focus on the 20s-30s date, or what is sometimes called Depression era furniture.
Looks like mass produced décor to me.
If that gold wiring is original, can't be any earlier than the 70s and could be even later. If rewired, maybe a decade or two earlier. It is in...
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