Circa 1900. Might try Roman chair. Need to search antique Roman chair or you will get exercise equipment.
Nicely done but sure can not come up with anything about the artist.
Possibly ironwood
front piece to a calendar. Looks right for 1919 to me if well kept. Matting is, of course, much newer.
Nicer than the typical 2 tier Duncan Phyfe tables we usually see. Agree with the dating above.
Obviously not a veneer. May have been stripped off or the top replaced, as that wood doesn't seem to match the rest of the table.
Circa 1910 mission style library table. Wood appears to be stained to mimic mahogany. May have a real mahogany veneer top. A pic could confirm....
Believe this to be modern and Chinese. Have seen similar in Big Box stores that sell a lot of décor in the past 20 years.
May depend on where you are and how you intend to sell. Here in my semi-rural Midwest neck of the woods, MCM aficionados would want this but not...
Upside down in the first pic. Looks like a fitter for a floor lamp. More likely brass than bronze.
Nice that you have the key. Am thinking 40s, give or take. Not a lot to pin it down. Think the paper is original? Usually see a more...
Pitcher is similar to the Hall but don't think it is theirs. A quick search of pottery ball pitcher finds this to many different makers. I will...
I also think newer but would like to see more detail pics of plug, socket, etc.
Have not heard of this company so great information ……. Now if I can only remember it ;)
Top appears to be an oak veneer. Rest is something more non-descript. Maybe beech. Think 20th century..... probably no later than the 50s.
As far as I can tell from these pictures, it looks like a painting to me. Based on the execution, may be a "sketch" painting for a larger more...
Think it is quite a bit newer, though in an old style. Certainly last half of the 20th century and possibly as late as the 1980s. Doesn't seem to...
It is actually rattan rather than bamboo. Obviously, many people don't know the difference since bamboo brings up examples in search. Not...
If you enlarge the very last picture, it is pretty clear that this is a print.
May be a tad earlier than you think. Would think circa 1870s-80s Wood is burl walnut.
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