Have seen many of these over the years. Just recently had one very similar to this one in the store.
Am thinking a bedside cabinet for chamber pot. The lower drawer might actually be for sitting on said pot. Can we see that drawer open?
Agree Tonala. Too much money for these. I don't even charge that much for similar in my retail location.
Have always heard these called game tables. Never really knew for what game exactly. The cubbies are to store your belongings, cigarettes, a...
Really looks more like walnut in this picture. Impossible to say with certainty from this pic but likely late 19th or early 20th century....
Probably doesn't matter much who made this. Value is similar to other makers of similar. Quality looks better than much of what we see so maybe...
I also think a 20th century example. Maybe 30s-40s. Doubt upholstery is original. If needs reupholstered, value is very low. If serviceable,...
Looks like birch to me as well.
Nice solid maple construction but just used furniture at this point. We would price something like this around $100.00 here in our Midwest shop....
Circa 1930 is about right. Value is pretty low even at retail. Wholesale or auction values are considerably less. Values based on very good...
We can tell you value is low until we are blue in the face but here is proof..... Very similar table sold for $120.00 at auction. Maybe low for...
All I can tell you is that it is likely 20th century. Probably a kitchen chair or, perhaps, a library or school chair.
Late to the party but can confirm this is an Indonesian reproduction in so-called plantation mahogany. Style is more renaissance revival than...
Since you first posted this, we have had a slew of dealers come and go from our mall. Most just didn't put in enough time to make their space...
Not often and most regrets relate to not having the disposable income at the time. I used to be a very decisive buyer but the way the market has...
I am seeing oak secondary woods but am having a hard time telling if the whole think is oak..... Maybe walnut? Definitely has some age but...
Would say onyx and likely Mexico.
More than likely American but , of course, could still be foreign. Those hooks are unique and may be the key to determining who made these.
Not abstract. I see a landscape with streets/pathways and buildings.
Clay type says modern studio pottery to me.
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