French empire style but not period. Think 70s or later. The 60s copies from Italy were better quality than this. Maybe Egyptian or Asian in...
You often see these branded with other locations but believe they come from ROMCO.
Don't think you have to get that specific but Athol furniture comes to mind. Value really has more to do with where you live and how you sell...
Really hard to tell from this one pic. Can probably tell more from the parts that make this up than from a picture of the whole.
Nice chair. Really difficult to tell how old this is. Would think at least Pre-WWII. but could be a lot older.
At this stage just pretty much used furniture. Can be compared to other similar sets made by other companies. The maker here is not all that...
Earlier than I would have thought.
Hard saying. Sort of a country French design. Very popular in the 80s so could be rather late. Could also see it being a decade or two earlier,...
Maybe as much as $50.00 to the right person … also Midwest. Might do better in large cities.
Can't really place this but something about it is saying Belgian or German to me. Would agree with Johnny's dating assuming it is truly old....
Think probably 40s-50s and based on a Hepplewhite design.
French style tray table with caryatid supports. Think this is a mid-century or later example and likely made in Italy.
Poor guy has a lot to live up to the rest of his life …. On the other hand, he'll have the funds for some amazing buys
Depends on your market. Here in my semi-rural Midwest market, I would be lucky to get $10.00. A quick search of similar on ebay confirms such...
Here is one of the pics. Can't really tell much more from this. [IMG]
Think bent plywood seats like this are generally 1890 or later.
Hadn't thought about that. Might be helpful if the OP tells us where they got it. Think less likely if in the US. More likely in the UK or elsewhere
Nice late Victorian, so turn of the century or just a bit earlier. Hard telling wood but likely mahogany or a more non-descript wood stained to...
Can't tell you anything specifically about the company but can tell you the basic design is late Victorian. This would put the design circa 1890...
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