Arts and crafts or mission style Hey-day was about 1910 in the US but pieces were made a decade or so earlier and later. Not by any of the best...
Doesn't look to be his work based on the type of clay but appreciate the insight. Looks like his works are generally fully signed.
10% commission is great. Good luck moving forward!
Does look to be a display of samples. Modern type screw attachment puts me in the circa 1920 camp.
Is that a double pad foot or is it on casters in the pics? Hard to tell from photos. If a double pad foot, do you think original or an addition...
Think Edwardian era and possibly Italian. At the very least, don't think this is American.
Circa 1900 oak drop-front secretary or Larkin desk. Pulls not original and it looks too plain up top. Maybe missing some carving or the top is a...
Agree, transitional style early 20th century.
I am with Johnny on this one. No way this is 50s.
Don't think this American.
Agree, we sell complete vintage sets with 4 chairs for under $150.00 at retail. Would price just the table around $65.00. At auction or other...
Pics are dark but looks like 20s dining room pieces. Draw-leaf table makes me think English in origin. Where is this located?
The depressed state of antique furniture brings some opportunity. I was able to buy this piece for $60.00 in showroom ready condition. Hope to...
It is pine. Am on board with this being made outside the mainstream furniture industry. Maybe a custom piece made by a carpenter or a talented...
It is maple and has to be relatively new, given construction. Probably no earlier than the 60s but more likely a decade or so later.
Nothing special about this chair. Typical 30s-40s dining chair with a standard inspection/quality control label. In my Midwest neck of the...
Light fixture is early 20th century and likely English in origin. Art nouveau in style, though some might consider this to be Arts and Crafts period.
Agree, 50s-60s. Likely Danish but suppose could be American. Nice chair. Hope that leather will clean up for you. Find that gimp along the...
Agree, typically Asian. China, India , and a few other countries. Sometimes even found on North African and Mexican furniture. Picture is dark...
Clearly 20th century. I am thinking 50s or so but could be even later.
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