Doesn't look like it needs much. Some Howard's or Old English would make this look a lot better with little work. I wouldn't refinish. BTW:...
Late Art Deco so 30's-40s would seem right (Pre-war). Undoubtedly, English in origin.
English draw-leaf table More likely 20th century …. 20s-30s. Name could be owner's and doubt it matters much who made this.
Haven't seen any quite like this. Sockets suggest pretty old. 20s, give or take.
Don't see anything terribly important here. Sligh is good furniture so you have a worthy project there.
Imagine the pegs are to hold whatever it is you are grating.
Late 19th to early 20th century patent furniture. During this time frame inventors came out with all kinds of odd-ball furniture mechanisms....
Ditto what Johnny said!
I think some kind of faux painted pressed wood or paper material. Believe it to be painted to mimic tortoise shell. Not sure what all the...
Can we see a picture of the whole thing from the side?
Look what came in to the shop this week...... [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Appears to be missing brass mounts (or maybe some applied carvings) at...
This would pre-date the main thrust of the arts and crafts movement in America. It is transitional before the movement found a stronger voice in...
Certainly has an MCM look if not in fact MCM. Would really like to see more pictures. With those handles Finn Juhl comes to mind but not theirs.
1940s mahogany Pembroke table.
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