40s-50s higher end fixture. The flame shade at the top seems a bit incongruous to me but could see how it could be original.
Late to the party but agree that this is a 19th century revival piece. Although curule is the technical term, you often see these just called a...
Does appear to be mahogany but, being from Japan, suppose this could be some other similar hard wood.
20s-40s. Limbert is well known for their mission furniture from the previous decade..... Not so much for their later production such as this....
No reason to believe it is not Navajo.
At that height, I believe it has been cut down for coffee table use.
Market is strong for cheap sturdy bookcases. Nice ones tend to sit awhile. We have a beautiful triple mission quartersawn bookcase sitting for 6...
Did not know that about the star but am still not convinced these are legit. The star on the OP's piece looks larger a than any of the examples...
Handsome chairs. They are a Spanish revival style and probably teens or 20s. It would not devalue them to have them reupholstered if you can...
Agree, mid to late 19th century.
Another vote for reproductions. The first one with a G that looks more like a Y is typical of one maker. The second with the asterisk should be...
Value as an antique has been lost due to modification. It is worth what you can get for it.
Agree circa 1920 revival style. So-called Jacobethan … LOL! Actually see some elements of William and Mary. Also agree that this is of walnut...
The relatively small size would cause me to term this a server. I think about 1890 and European in origin.
I would call it a smoking stand and may be as made. Think post-war, on in to the 50s. Top may be for magazines. Bottom may have been fitted...
Those plastic (sometimes glass) rosettes are ubiquitous to the 50s and 60s so think it dates to then. Italy is a very likely source. I found...
Would think 80s-90s and possibly from California.
With that green velvet and white frame, likely from the late 60s or 70s. In a pseudo-French style but likely American. The frame may have been...
This is as intended. Would consider this Aesthetic period with Middle Eastern influence but, if really from Syria, a regional variant.
Renaisance revival style sofa in the style of John Jeliff. Would say circa 1870. You generally see these upholstered in a solid velvet but think...
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