Agree 60s-70s pseudo-French style. Probably not American is all I can say. Not sure of the wood. Maybe something like beech with a stain applied.
circa 1940. Sort of a Pembroke table but they don't usually have such large leaves and pull-out legs for support. Don't think you can hurt this...
Late 19th century. Can't beat free!
Are there pictures I am not seeing? All I see is one shot of the label.
A king size is generally 76" x 80" so this is not far off. A bed this size would indicate fairly modern to me. Of course, unless in India, very...
Is the OP's piano an upright or a square grand? The latter might have some value if in very good condition.
Have seen these wall mounted ones and there are reproductions out there of both types. Would need to compare yours to known reproductions to tell...
Would call this a café chair. Made for a lot of years so could be as early as late 19th century but made well in to the 30s with a seat like...
I probably would have said a turn of the century patent recliner but those springs don't lie. I suppose it is possible that these are...
Nice set. I would have snatched this in a nanosecond.
Was hoping someone might have some input on the second jug. Although badly damaged, an ID for learning purposes would be helpful. Some...
Values are down. There was a time this was easily a $300.00 lamp at retail in a good market.
Plug was used in the 70s and 80s.
Would think late 19th century. wood is oak. I do get a renaissance vibe from this and Germanic in origin.
Nice lamp. Value is really dependent on market. Could see this at $100.00 + in our retail market (semi-rural Midwest) but might have to,...
Kind of simple and classic. Would think 80s or so but could see it being older. A close up of the working parts and plug might help pin it down....
Very 60s. Little value, though some Hollywood Regency decorators might find it appealing.
Would say Victorian circa 1880
Neither have much value. The first since newer and common. The second due to condition. Not sure what it is, but looks interesting.
I, also, would call this a music stand. Am wondering if this might be Spanish in origin or from some other Latin county but agree that it could...
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