I also would call this a curio cabinet or, maybe, and etagere with a cabinet. Agree with an 1880-1900 dating. It is a nice cabinet that will be...
I also think late but in a retro style.
I think late 19th to early 20th century. Doubt the screws on the outside are original unless they all were originally covered.
No. More likely a newer piece made in the style of the nicer 19th century ones. The seller said it was in the style of a Georgian piece which...
Here is a very good comparable. Note the difference in quality again..... but also the difference in price. I just don't see the kind of...
It is not. You can see that it is two pieces joined.
I think my instinct that this is colonial may be right. Here is a 19th century Anglo-Indian desk that has very similar edge detailing to the top....
It is an interesting piece. I really can't say if their description is correct or not. I would like to have seen some construction details and...
Agree European and, consequently, difficult for me to pin down. Would think any time from the 20s-50s. Wood looks like it could be beech.
Probably dates to the 40s. and agree about this being a desk. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location you would be looking at about $175.00 at...
While this has elements of Eastlake, I wouldn't necessarily call it an Eastlake chair. It really doesn't fit into one particular style and might...
Found a few artists that could match A. Larsson but none who's work or signature matches.
Looks quite old but is that plywood on the top? More pictures are needed.
They were all originals. Just not by great artists and printed in fairly large quantities. Also, the artist really did not have a lot to do with...
This is a Paris Etching Society print. The SZL stands for Sydney Z. Lucas. Here is some more information....
Agree ... 1920s-30s lamp. Very nice one that you don't see.
I think 60s-70s and all original. More Hollywood Regency than French Empire. Brass not bronze. Probably American made with some imported parts.
Here in the States we call that beaverboard and it was used as a substrate for painting some. Pretty much went out of use in the 50s here.
For when you graduate Jr. High School. Have one very similar from when I did so.
I also think recent and made of Hydrocal or a similar product.
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