Think you mean the ferrule. If this is the only part that is sterling, would think the spoon as an antique/collectible worth more than the scrap...
Definitely not oak. Maple and birch are hard to distinguish from each other when stained, as this is. I would lean to this being birch since it...
It is a classic Sheraton style desk. Any provenance? Those small pin dovetails make me think this is either quite old or not American. The...
Maybe Southern .... North Carolina?
Very nice early 20th century medical cabinet. Likely to house instruments and/or other supplies. While it has been repainted, it may have...
20s-40s. The dovetail drawer joints were typical for the period. Doesn't look like mahogany to me. More likely walnut or, possibly, birch with...
Would say 80s or later. These were all the rage then and there were all kinds of reproductions made.
I would think teens-20s. Despite the remarkable condition, value is not all that high. This furniture is out of fashion right now. Could...
Based on this pic, would have to say 70s. More/better pics might persuade me it is a decade or two earlier.
1920s and it really doesn't matter who made it. American depression era traditional furniture. I sincerely doubt that French hardware is...
Nice chairs. Kind of hard to peg and I think partially because these are less formal chairs. Maybe meant for kitchen use or in a household of...
Agree with the above -- Circa 1870. The back fabric may be original.
I don't know what you would call a short back chair but it is a circa 1890 aesthetic movement piece in walnut.
I can see why you wanted this so badly and also see why it got away. Some things are just not meant to be, particularly when our pocket book...
That marble top looks correct for the piece and makes it a wash stand. I wonder if the wood top is a replacement or has been turned upside-down....
Would think this is a server from about 1870. It is possible that it is just a base to a taller piece. That top looks like it could be a...
Value is all about the market. There is a market for Kittinger furniture in some locales. Here in our shop, we currently have that exact table...
Generally call large pairs of Asian vases Temple vases. Can't think these are terribly old with that #36 impressed. Also, adjacent clay looks...
would think late 50s-60s with that wiring if original.
Do people want this stuff? I pass it by all the time, thinking it has little value.
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