Not knockers. Bail drawer pulls. Probably circa 1930.
Modern Chippendale reproduction.
Second one, maybe art deco French. Not convinced the silver ball is original. Can we see the top without the shade?
Definitely brown onyx.
Think it is old but refurbished and shortened in the process. Don't think the shade is original. At full height, the weight of it would likely...
Looks a bit laid-back to be a dining chair but suppose it could be. I really think a 1940s occasional chair.
Think blooey has covered this quite nicely. It is a nice legitimately old frame so definitely has some value. It is not terribly valuable and...
Looks like a nice period frame but would need to see the back. Is that damage at about 2:30?
Very nice pieces. High style 20s deco. Probably French or Belgian.
Early 20th century empire revival furniture tends to be smaller and the design elements are pared down in comparison to the earlier empire period....
Location, location, location...... As in real estate, it is everything when it comes to selling furniture. I can see how these could be worth...
Styling suggests 60s-70s.
This is Empire Revival circa 1910.
Circa 1890. Can't really tell wood from these pics. Maybe walnut. The tree rings look a bit like an Odd Fellows symbol but not exact.
Upholstery colors look more like late 60s-70s but suppose they could be earlier. Value is tough to gage. Maybe $25.00 each at retail here in my...
Definitely a typewriter desk. Made for a lot of years but the relatively low profile of the space for the typewriter does suggest a 40s date....
The yellow chairs are 40s-50s office chairs.
Second dot on I is on the back signature. Has to be Garini. The only Garini I am finding is Ampelio Lorenzo Garini. This does not look like his...
Paint thinner won't but lacquer thinner will. I am with scoutshouse, find something more to your liking. The other chair is a Queen Anne...
Might be a collotype.
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