Can we see where and how they are marked? Appear to be modern reproductions. Possibility that the shades are Fenton.
Would think late 19th century. Agree that the base looks odd. Maybe salvaged from a larger piece?
It is a draw-leaf table. Not unusual per se. It is unusual with that base. Since the base is wood grain look, would think the top was...
Could very well be a cigarette box for table use. Cigs would stand on end and not packed in so tightly that you can not get them out. When I see...
Is the whole thing metal? If so, this is a new one for me. Would have to think institutional furniture.
1880 seems about right but see how this could have been made even later.... maybe even on in to the 20th century. As Ghopper said, church styles...
Could be valuable. Sold an Ebena box on ebay for over $300.00. Very early plastic sought by some collectors. However, it was in much better...
The chair I posted came from an English auction catalog with no provenance. I would not take their dating to be definitive but do think it to be...
I think Jeff's evidence is pretty convincing. My point is that these chairs go back further and most are copies of earlier chairs. While the...
Circa 1930. West MI furniture made nice quality furniture. Their MCM offerings from the 50s are sought after..... Not so much their furniture...
No, still consistent with that age.
Very close match with some very minor differences. Looks to be definitive. I might say that the Sussex chair dates back quite a bit further than...
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Turn of the century chromolithograph
I would go with a teens-20s date. English?
Think more 20s than 30s but certainly in that range. Walnut. Loosely base on William and Mary design. This one is too nice to paint. Find a...
1890, England ….. Based on a Sussex Chair?
Found this sleeper in a local antique mall for $26.00. Roseville Tourmaline.... Should be able to triple my money even at today's prices. [IMG]
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