Right bottom section could have been a refrigerated case with glass front. Maybe not working so not salvaged. Get yourself a mini-fridge of...
Valuations are always market specific. Here in the US, you would have to practically give away something like this. Picked one up in solid maple...
As we always say, value is really based on market where selling and the venue. Curved glass late Victorian china cabinets have lost their...
Use of mum makes me think you are in England ….. ;) English burl walnut chest and think Clutteredcloset is right on with the dating. Would think...
Back bar is definitely old and period art deco … probably circa 1930. Think it probably had another lower section originally. Can't tell...
Nice lamp but not B&H. Not much to go on here to pinpoint a maker. Quite often these shades with thin sheet metal overlay are European in origin.
Looks more like a Japanese block print or a copy of one. Thought it might be one of the courtesan portraits by Utamaro Kitagawa but can't find...
Thanks for the ideas. I like the idea of toothpicks and something to spear. Lemon and/or lime wedges might fit quite nicely, though it would not...
Value is really dependent on your market. Here in my semi-Podunkville Midwestern US location, I would be hard pressed to see this sell for more...
Cool thing! Have to think the provenance correct or an outright ruse. Think the brass tag is not really original to the piece. Can't imagine...
Won't fit a deck of cards. A business card almost fits in the slot but the bottom of the slot end is slightly rounded so it won't fit down in all...
You are right. There is not one. I was looking at the wrong pictures. Good eye. It should have one.
What is this? 4.5" x 4" x 1.25 " Came from a local estate sale. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I don't think they are as old as the house. I am thinking more art deco period, 20s-30s, but could have been made as much as a couple decades later.
I don't see the quality I would expect to find on an authentic piece. Not necessarily made to deceive but, rather, a newer cheaper version of...
Could be as early as 1880 but I am thinking a decade or two later. Most likely a bookcase if depth is under 12"
I also thought maybe a 313 but it has the side piece which might be for printing receipts. None of the 313s I found had that.
Doesn't scream fake to me. If it is a fake, it is a very good one.
Nice little machine. Would think $300.00 a fair price if buying for yourself. If looking to re-sell, you would want to research the market...
Since no one with certain information has replied, I'll take a stab ….. You might look at archaic bronze Chinese vases for similar. Suppose...
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