Antique Pembroke table. Might be a tad later than Regency period but certainly a 19th century antique. Did you buy this in England? Hard to...
1940s-50s seems about right and likely not American. English? Really doesn't matter much who made it. Evaluate it based on style, construction,...
I also think probably a corn sheller but some pics of the whole thing will be needed to confirm. For the future, put some kind of reference in...
Agree, an odd rendition of a Roseville Luffa form with applied lilies. Certainly recent and Asian in origin. Here is the original Luffa vase it...
Agree with the others. Think these would clean up considerably without too much effort. Also agree that there is fair value in the bakelite...
I am downstate IL and would try to sell something like this in the $350.00 range. Might end up having to take considerably less, as this type of...
Definitely 100 years old. A beveled mirror would be the way to go if not cost prohibitive and doing it for yourself.
Likely Belgian in origin but impossible to say much more beyond that unless there are some records related to the retailer that could be...
Circa 1930 spinet desk. Was never an actual musical instrument but certainly patterned after the original spinet pianos. Appears to be mahogany.
Late 19th century mahogany wash stand. Colmar is in France.
These are late 60s or so. Think the shades could be original but you may know better. Style might best be termed Hollywood Regency, which is a...
Nice quality but just used furniture at this point and not in fashion. Agree that the price is overly ambitious, even in the DC area. Just 3...
Not oak. Wood looks like the so-called plantation mahogany coming out of the Pacific Southeast. Consequently, I am kind of with Johnny on this....
Still being made today so could be quite a bit newer.
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