Nice! ..... agree that this is an older piece.
At best Stickley Brothers or L and J. G. Both had colonial lines. It s not the kind of Stickley sought by collectors. It may bring a slight...
Agree that it looks like mahogany that someone has stripped much of the stain out of. Form makes me think British but suppose it could be Canadian.
Kind of hard to tell from these pics but possibly mahogany.
This one is a stumper to me. Have never seen anything quite like it. My best guess would be Anglo-Indian.
Since this has a wood-grained top, I doubt there would be much interest. People want the bright color or wild pattern tables.
Agree, circa 1900 oak press-back. Would have been part of a set.
Looks like soapstone to me.
Could be pine but looks awfully clear for pine (no knots). Might be birch or maple if a hard wood. Don't think this has too much age to it. The...
My ex owned a Friesian horse and we went to Holland to their annual show and sale for them in Leeuwarden. Beautiful animals that can also be...
Was going to throw Dutch in there as well but figured I would cover it with the others bit. While the monks painting may look Dutch, many Dutch...
I see nothing to dissuade me from the above opinions.
Looks right to me. Looks like it really just needs some finish restoration rather than a full refinish job. Value is very market specific. Here...
Used to get carvings from Indonesia made of this same wood. Might be a place to consider. Doubt it is all that old.
Think the inner wreath original paint. The paint slopped on the outer wreath is probably wall paint. It does seem close in color to the...
I also think at least the first quarter of the 20th century but could even be older. Does seem to just be part of a larger piece.
I also think 19th century but could be earlier than clutteredcloset suggests. Really hard to identify such chairs since made for many years by...
Could be German but wouldn't be surprised to see it being English or, possibly, American. The monk's drinking motif was a popular one in all...
Looks original to me.
Think the chest mid to late 19th century. Think the handles newer reproductions added sometime later.
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