A lot was made in the US but that draw-leaf style table was particularly popular in England. If the secondary wood in the drawers is oak, this is...
Possibly an antique polychrome ecclesiastical candlestick. Looks to be in too good of condition to be terribly old. Worth taking off the lamp...
Can't see the wood well enough to tell. The drawer interior pieces do appear to be oak but the rest may not be the same wood. A shot of the top...
That back piece is most certainly a plywood panel. Note how the grain inside does not match the grain outside. While quartersawn oak plywood is...
I do think English and 19th century. Agree that the pull is probably not original, albeit an old pull.
Have not heard of an urn table. Wonder if they meant fern stand? I would just call this an occasional table. Not a lot of clues to age or...
The biggest problem in framing these is their currently rolled state. They need to be flattened. There is a lot of information on how to flatten...
Really need to see more pics........ Particularly of the lighting parts, including plug, underside of base, shade at top, and cap. Inclined to...
I also think circa 1910. and reupholstered. Think the seat may not have had as heavy cushioning as seen here but could be wrong about that. Just...
Would think this European in origin and circa 1875 based on this one photo. Not sure of country. Maybe Italian but also see how it could be from...
Also agree. Circa 1920 traditional revival that combines styles.
As Johnny suggests, the sofa is French Provincial and the styling suggests 1960s. Popular in some areas, not so much others so location is...
I am with the others. Fairly modern. Post-war Italy is likely.
Used to import beech furniture from Yugoslavia so know it was used there quite a bit.
Nice item that I think is probably for newspapers/letters ... kind of a place to stash the daily deliveries for perusal later. Could be...
Looks pretty good to me. The quality of the work is good enough. You might want to have an auction house take a look. You will probably need...
Plywood bottom, back, staples, and joinery I see indicate that this is a modern piece. Possibly Asian or Egyptian in origin. Still a very nice...
As suggested, the roman numeral is something besides a date. A look at the back, case construction and drawer bottom might help date this. Any...
Not terribly valuable. Would think under $1000.00 for the set most places. Probably could be bought for less at auction and you might see it...
A lot of the owls are Tonala but think the black probably puts this to Oaxaca. Just notice that I misspelled Oaxaca in my first post .... sorry...
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