Really can't add anything more. The top could be a replacement but is an old one (or made from old lumber) if so. I am seeing straight saw marks,...
Looks right to me but you need to check the details against known examples to be sure.
Most of us furniture people are here in the US so not as versed in European furniture. Mid to late 19th century looks about right for this but a...
Not all Awaji was marked. Look right to me.
Would probably call this Modernist. 50s-60s is probably about right.
Looks like an insulated food carrier for catering. Used to use larger ones made of Aluminum to transport food to banquet halls in college. Went...
You are right. Since so definitive, thought the thin piece was attached and the hinge was between the two boards. In looking at the open pic, I...
Am I not seeing a 2 board top on the first? Also the back is tacked on, whereas the red one is dovetailed all the way around. These two features...
That is a sign of poplar. Stripping and refinishing will eliminate some of it but probably not all. Poplar was often used on pieces to be...
Looks like a 2 board top on the first one so not as old as the second. Maybe circa 1880. Hinges have obviously been replaced. I might be...
Federal period work table. Probably second quarter of 19th century. Unusual that the front of the drawer is not dovetailed. Makes me wonder if...
Drexel should be marked. 60s for sure.
Really depends on your market. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, I doubt you could get even $300.00 for it in top condition with excellent...
Can't add much to what Sandra has provided. Unless this company specializes in period style furniture, would think this older than the date you...
We have a few threads on Simmons here. The consensus is that values are very location specific. What one can get in LA, NYC, or Chicago varies...
Agree that this has some age to it. Metal work looks Indian to me.
It is nicer than most so, if paying $100.00 for one, you picked a good one. On the other hand, I have seen a lot of very nice carved Victorian...
American circa 1925. Walnut veneer. Looks to have been refinished or at least partially stripped.
Rubbing alcohol .... Worked really well for me on paper taped to paper. Work up an edge with a knife and slowly expose the underside to...
Nice old Victorian North wind rocker and agree with the 1890-1910 date. Not a lot of value without upholstery but certainly a project worth...
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