I don't see any pics that give a true indication of wood but it looks like it could be pine. Pine was often used by country furniture makers and...
70s-80s for sure. Here is the original that your image is a print of. You need to click on the second image to get the right version....
Late 50s-60s. The glass was probably imported and the lamp assembled in the US.
It is what we commonly refer to as a paymaster's desk. I think yours dates to about 1870, give or take. If stamped with a railroad property tag,...
Think these are pretty modern. Were in the big box decor stores within the last decade. Also remember some that were a bit more crude from the 80s.
My first thought was that the feet were added later but that does not seem to be the case. Haven't seen any quite like it. I searched for lobed,...
This means that the original canvas has been attached to a full backing canvas. It is done when paintings need repair/and/or are quite fragile....
The new pics make all the difference. I also see European in origin and antique or nearly so. Nice piece.
I think they are probably 1870-90 but maybe someone who knows clothing styles might know better. Not being signed and without provenance, they...
I think 40s-50s. While Kittinger is good quality furniture, I doubt this is too valuable. It really is not that much different than other pieces...
This is likely American and dates to about 1900, give or take. Overall insurance value might be around $3000.00. You might be able to buy...
Hard telling age on this. Probably made the same for a lot of years. Could be as early as the teens or as late as the 50s. Hard saying what it...
Agree about needing more/better photos. Looks like it could be Chinese. Would not hazard a guess about age without more photos.
Now that I see this is so small, I think the feet are just a convenient use rather than any kind of conscious style choice.
Definitely maple with some birds-eyes in there but more like burl overall. The reason the top only fits a certain way is due to shrinkage over...
Any time I see those applied dots to the bottom like this, I have to consider the pot being modern decorative ware from China. I know that...
From what I understand, meenakari are fired enamels on the surface of the metal rather than filling in the etched designs. The Wikipedia article...
What I was thinking of was chrakwan. Found this explanation of both. It is a little confusing since it says that Marori uses black enamel. It...
Would think early 20th century up through the 20s. The number on the bottom of the drawer makes me think institutional furniture. Sure it is...
Based on the plug with both blades the same size, 60s.
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