Looks to be for a pretty specific purpose but can't think what that might be. The card holder appears to be for labeling. Makes me think for...
Might be 30-40 years old but doubt from the 30s-40s. Don't see the quality I would expect to see from that era. Modeling and casting is pretty...
Undamaged similar shades generally sell in the $200-400.00 range on ebay. Found several damaged ones selling under $100.00. Found this one that...
Little late to the party but agree French Empire
Teens - 30s bent slag glass with pat metal frame/overlay. Many companies made similar. Looks like it is missing glass? If so, fairly expensive...
Late 19th century. Looks like it has been exposed to weather for quite awhile.
Would think 1870s or so and English. I think that top with the cross-grain skirt looks really odd on this. Likely a base to something taller...
Doubt this is earlier than the 30s and possibly much later. Nice quality and would think it should be marked.
Agree completely with Mansons on this.
Would think you could do better in your location.
Red clay fits with Patamban.
Have done better selling on ebay for clean scrap than what any of the local people pay. Have been meaning to send to a refinery for better...
Definitely depression era. Value is dependent on where and how you are selling. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, I could pick up such...
English oak. Should think 1930s or so.
Vintage antique !??? :eek::rolleyes: Modern Indonesia for sure.
Really incredible! Would think 60s.
Possibly Patamban pottery from Mexico. Not entirely confident in this. What is the clay color?
Agree, Mexican
Would call it a low-boy chest here in the US. Agree with dating. Also think not American. Would expect secondary woods to be oak if English so...
Value is very dependent on location and selling venue. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, I would be lucky to get $50.00 for this selling...
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