Call it goldenrod and it might become more attractive ......
Nice piece. Late 19th century I would think, though some of the UK members might know better. Assume that this breaks apart. That will be the...
Value is really dependent to where you are and how selling. That fabric might be a detriment even though in good condition. This would cost a...
Tea carts usually sell for around $75.00 here in semi-rural Illinois at retail. This one is a bit nicer so maybe you could do better. Also...
Think you got it...... [IMG]
Hialea Izal? Not finding anything under that name or similar.
Yes, tea cart here in the States. I think 50s or later. Wood appears to be some kind of tropical hardwood (maybe cocobolo). Often commonly...
Would guess a fairly competent Sunday painter. Has some charm but is a bit naive.
This probably uses micaceous ink to achieve the effect.
This is pretty dry so I would oil first (coat til it won't take more). Afterwards, a coat of paste wax will add luster and protection.
Just conjecture but the page notations on the back make me think that these were possibly used as illustrations in a book.
It is oak with quartersawn oak veneer on the top piece (the striped part). In my neck of the woods (semi-rural Midwest), $200.00 would be a...
Cute tile. Obviously modern studio.
I think just decoration. Nice frame!
The shelf is quite attractive but I don't believe it to be terribly old. The quality of the carving is not as good as one would expect for an...
Furniture styles at very much fashion based. Your table is part of what is known as the golden oak period of furniture which runs from about...
Clutteredcloset is spot-on. 1890-1910 is the probable time period of production. I do think it once belonged to a dresser. Here is a similar...
[IMG] Bev aka thelmasstuffWell-Known Member New "I think they're called Pembroke tables" I always thought Pembroke tables were smaller work...
As you can see by the discrepancy above, value is dependent on location and selling venue. What might be 175-250 in a nice shop in a larger city...
Have no reason to believe that the painting is not late 19th century. Those patented corners show up fairly frequently. They are an aid to...
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