Agree with Ghopper. Parlor or lamp tables. Also agree with the later date.
Agree with your dating. Styling is French but they don't replicate exact styles. Could have been made anywhere in Europe. The wood looks to be...
There was a bit of a revival of arts and crafts in the 50s.... sort of mission meets the ranch. I think this is an example, though some examples...
Sort of a mish-mash of styles..... Adam meets Duncan? 30s would be right. Condition looks good so think you got a pretty good deal.
Ghopper is doing all my work these days …. LOL! His analysis is spot-on. Value is tough. We had a similar age larger German walnut cabinet in...
Gut reaction is modern from Mexico.
Legs might just be dowelled in. If so, and you can get them off, it would be an easy fix to re-glue.
I don't think 36 is a date based on the number on the back but could be a realistic guess. More likely to find a date on the mirror stamp. Think...
Certainly worth more painted these days but this is not beyond restoration. Paint will go out of fashion again at some point but, restored, it...
I also think a one of a kind artist piece. Any signature? While there are elements of art nouveau, I don't believe this to be a period piece and...
I think Ghopper has pretty much got this covered but would go with "a bit earlier", as suggested. There are some elements of Rococo Revival to...
Well made but does not appear to be a factory piece.
Looks to be walnut and pretty modern.
Roche Bobois came to my mind as well. Here is their version so maybe a knock-off? [IMG]
Sincerely doubt you will have much success at removing that factory finish. I think it will end up being a mess, have to be repainted, and...
Beautiful fixture but I wonder if this might be much more modern? Just can't think of any old ones quite like this.
Can't really say what kind of wood that is with that heavily stained (pickled) finish. Very well could be mahogany but sincerely doubt teak. May...
Not what I would call a farmhouse table. This seems to be a new buzz-word bandied about by dealers to sell about every kind of furniture. Tables...
Would say it is European in origin. A bit like some WMF stuff but seems a bit light weight for them. Wonder if it might have come with something...
Really depends on where you are. In my semi-rural Midwest neck of the woods, $200.00 would be too high. You would be lucky to get $100.00 here....
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