Parts of this are quite old but definitely reworked. Who knows what the original configuration looked like.
Probably resin since this is a modern figure.
Real but modern. No way they are realistically worth $500.00.
Can we see the whole lazy susan? Looks like it may be identical to one my parents received as a wedding gift in the mid 40s.
Agree, this is a modern casting.
Think the trunk to be circa 1890. The upholstered pieces are from the 20s. Design is not based on any historical style but think more Italian...
1940s so-called Duncan Phyfe style. Mahogany veneer with solids stained to match. Lots of makers, so will probably never pin it down without a...
Agree with Johnny and your dad. Don't think the drawer pulls are original. They are more appropriate for an Eastlake dresser circa 1880.
Have that same tray in about the same condition. In my shop space for over a year with no takers. Originally at $26.00 and later dropped to...
They are done in an old naïve style but modern.
It really depends on what you have. Besides what it is, the quality and value will determine vendor. Christies and Sotheby's won't touch things...
I am thinking more 20s-30s. Those bakelite pulls are pure deco but the rest, not so much. I would be tempted to sell them off separately and...
Agree with Johnny. A lot of this kind of thing came from Italy in that 60s time period. More recently produced in Egypt and China and yours...
A good rule of thumb is, that if it was expensive when new, it is more likely to be expensive today. Designer furniture holds its value for the...
There are certainly elements of art deco to this and it is of the same period. Most specifically, the way the exotic woods are geometrically used...
20s-30s traditional revival furniture. Seems to be better quality than some we see with all the different woods used. Condition is a bit of an...
Not sure what it is but it is not maple. No salesman's sample would utilize different woods like this. They would make it as true to what a...
Most original Asian paintings have little value. Like all original art, it depends on who painted it. Most of us here do not read Japanese or...
Think it is brass. Has some age to it. Hard to say where it was made since not really distinct enough in construction.
I like the idea of a home made jug for a moonshine still. Looks like something is supposed to fit on top. Think the handle came from something...
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