Possibly Japanese block prints. There should be publishing information in the margins if they are. You sometimes see micaceous ink used in the...
Have never heard this term before and spot-on. Sort of like an evolved Hoosier cabinet.
Ditto what clutteredcloset said. Expanding bar/server?
I find that a lot of internet furniture sellers are fishing for buyers with more money than brains..... but even a blind squirrel finds a nut...
Sure could. Always have trouble dating European furniture. Have seen those TV screen looking doors on German furniture. Here is a 50s shrunk...
Would not call that a linen cabinet here in the US. Looks more like a kitchen step-back or possibly even a store display piece. I see oak. May...
Not folk art. Probably more a craft item but may have been manufactured for sale as well. What is the white porcelain thing on top? Part of it?...
Not anything I have seen. Would not be surprised to find this to be from across the pond.
Wood slats really pretty much confirms this to be a modern import. Were never used in western furniture like this to my knowledge.
Edwardian occasional chair. Agree with Johnny that it doesn't look like it need much other than upholstery.
First one is a painted English or European sideboard (or buffet with hutch) circa 1940. The second appears to be home made using some repurposed...
Sure those are wood? Usually a cloth webbing/strap.
Have seen a few extra long couches before. May be a special order but not necessarily custom. If not marked, you will probably never attribute...
Value will depend on where selling and how. As noted above by Lauragarnet, this one sold for $130.00 on Etsy....
Agree, not old. Reproduction of a Victorian balloon back chair. 1970s or later import.
Victorian circa 1900. Value here in The Midwest would be less than $200.00 at retail. Considerably less at auction or other wholesale venues. The...
Looks to be circa 1925 but more photos are necessary, as it could be older. Also any provenance you have could be important..
Victorian balloon-back sofa. Some French inspired details but not French.
This is an Eastlake side lock (or pillar lock) secretary chest. Wood is walnut with burl accents. Company mark means nothing to me.
Late 19th century stick and ball. If square, a lamp table. If longer than deep, a library table. Don't think any of the slats original. Should...
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