I see what you mean. It is close but not an exact match to shades I am seeing. It also looks a bit thick for a Tiffany shade. The LCT mark has...
Agree. Those made as desks were smaller. I really think this an older piano. It could have been converted at any time.
Similar to Memphis Design group but probably a later knock off.
This is a Chesterfield. The defining feature is the rolled back and arms - all one level. Not sure if they have to be tufted or not but think...
This one has stouter legs so just a tad later than yours. Best guess on yours ... circa 1840.
It is big enough to have been made from a piano since some of the earlier ones were this small. If so, someone has done a very nice job with the...
It is a spinet desk but looks like it may actually have been made from an old style grand piano. Size?
Door pulls are not original either. First wood pic look like the veneer has been stripped off. Second pic looks right.... old alligatored finish...
American Empire circa 1850. Would like to see better lit pictures of the wood and door pulls. I doubt the glass knobs are original.
Not the Americans in my neck of the woods (semi-rural Midwest). I quit buying any good antique furniture because it just sits. The only dealer...
The shots above were through the magnifying glass. The mark is just slightly longer than 1/16" and the height has to be about 1/64" ...... tiny tiny.
Primarily that it is sturdy and without structural issues. I also get the idea that the seat configuration is not right. I wonder if this might...
This chair does not scream empire revival to me but there are elements. The flat front plane with splayed legs and the under-curved hand rest are...
The bit in the one photo is solder. Have also checked the pins. Have scoured this for other marks. I may just need to get a USB microscope. I...
Was able to find this somewhat similar chair searching empire revival chairs. Looks like it has similar spindles attaching the legs. It is...
Looks like a green man or north wind design. Kind of get a classical influence meets empire revival vibe from it.
I think jewelry, gloves, etc. 40s-50s seems about right.
It is unusual. A late Victorian fantastical creation of a barrel chair. Can't think it would be all that comfortable but it looks way cool.
The top is pyrography and that heart shape sure doesn't seem like something they would make. Wonder if wood from something else was used to make...
Looks very much like some of the jelly and crystal opals I am finding in search. Thanks! Any idea of age? I was thinking 50s give or take.
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