Circa 1910. Best descriptor is probably Empire revival (Pillar and scroll). Wood appears to be oak.
Lots of makers and reproductions of these out there. Used to be, before the repros hit the market, a small one was about $75.00 and a larger one...
I think etagere suits this for description. Also think newer but a good buy at $75.00.
Old Mexican sterling for sure. Green stones are usually chrysoprase in such jewelry. Your stones look "weathered" in comparison to most I see....
Think value as a table is pretty well shot. Top is likely veneer.
Would also call this a server. Also think English but suppose it could be Continental. Circa 1910 seems about right to me but those more...
Both the side chairs and arm chair are modern 20th century reproductions. The arm chair is of better quality than the side chairs, though those...
Can't add any more than Ghopper has provided. Great analysis!
Does kind of look like a make-do. How tall is the "table" without the cushion? Hard to tell wood from these pics but maybe mahogany. As for...
Not so much. American Mission oak but not by one of the sought after makers as far as I can tell. A half dozen years a go a set of 8 of these...
I am with Cheryl on this.
Think that the Eastlake pieces the most desirable / easiest to sell. The drop pulls are always in demand but sets would be better. The two arts...
20s for sure! Spanish or Italian detailing.
Late 19th century and more aesthetic period than arts and crafts. Could very well be American but European just as likely. Never painted.
Maybe Ev?? Arble? Tried searching some variations of this but did not come up with anything that matches.
Pics are not entirely sufficient but I am getting a colonial vibe from this and don't think it terribly old. Indonesia, India, or some other...
Have a bit more time this AM. Found this matching inkwell attributed to Judd. https://www.ebay.com/itm/223433156790 Matching tray attributed to...
Haven't closely read all the posts, as am short on time. However, if the second drawer fits the third hole, what about the possibility of cutting...
Wonder if this might be Judd....
Another modern Asian piece. Likely Indonesian.
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