Agree that secondary woods are not oak. Very well could be American.
Think the 3rd and 5th pics show oak for the drawer side and drawer bottom..... right?
Gothic revival. Would think late 19th to well on in to the 20th century.
Am thinking English with that oak secondary wood.
Basically in agreement with James. Might go so far as to say third quarter of the 19th century, on through the 1880s. Interesting form that we...
Certainly not firewood but not a lot of value. Doesn't the mirror have a date besides Aug.? Would think 19-teens, give or take. Probably mahogany.
This is a reproduction. Made from standard parts that are still readily available.
I know …. my market really stinks when it comes to so-called good things. Hard to get more than $100.00 for anything here.
Circa 1910. Empire revival. Not a lot of value right now, particularly if it needed upholstery.
Those textured bottoms are usually indicative of Japanese origin silverplate.
My initial thought was newer but am not so sure. Could we get a closer look at the band around the neck of the spigot opening? Metal?
What if you can only see the floors in part of your house?
Pretty sure it is modern India silver plated brass.
Placement of that mark makes me think it is the maker of the plywood used for the bottom.
It is a nice old chair that deserves a proper repair. This probably means tearing it apart. The only other option might be to remove the rush...
Here in the Midwest, we sell antique single chairs for $40.00 maximum at retail. Most are $30.00 or less. Often have to go half price to sell...
It is a nice one and condition looks really good. Would not discount this being American, late 19th century. Should be worth several hundred...
Also think some kind of more recent import. Could be from the far east but I kind of get a Caribbean vibe from it.
When trying to sell works by living artists, set your sights low. For whatever reason, people are not willing to pay anywhere near what it will...
Not much interest in it that I know of. There are many cool patterns of china out there that barely get a second look. Probably would take a...
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