Both appear to be legitimately late 19th century Victorian. Not sure what else you might want to know.
Agree, modern piece that seems solid and reasonably well made. Would be more fashionable painted right now but that is not something so easily...
Don't know about Hongmu but it is a Chinese altar table. As Johnny said, made the same way for many years so very hard to date without further...
40s-50s alabaster lamp. Socket cover is on upside down and dangerous that way.
Sure that mirror really goes with this? Pic is so small that I can't really tell. This looks like a typical server for a dining room but not...
Maybe from the 50s-60s would be my guess. All I found was a small blurb from this listing of a dressing stool "Well constructed by the famed...
Have heard the term mosaic used in conjunction with leaded glass shades. In fact, there was a company called the Chicago Mosaic lamp Co. that...
Something missing a lid..... biscuit barrel? Slop jar? Probably circa 1890.
It is, of course, missing the "guts". Could have been for coal or wood. Likely plated cast iron. Does a magnet stick? Made by a lot of...
Probably 1040s - 50s server in the Hepplewhite style. Wood appears to be mahogany but pics are pretty small and hard to tell.
Agree reproduction from the 80s or later. Missing the pan that covers the base weight.
As I said above .... Renaissance revival circa 1875 and likely walnut. Value is dependent on location and how you are selling. While they may be...
First - Circa 1925 chest of drawers 2nd- Mission telephone stand with chair - oak Teens-40s 3rd- Eastlake oak dresser circa 1890 4th- Late...
It is a Victorian style balloon back chair but does have an odd look to it. Looks like it could pick up and walk away. Very well could be newer....
Renaissance revival circa 1875. Likely walnut.
Sure looks like that games table but not nearly as old. I think this is probably circa 1930.
Have no idea. Decoration looks to have been sand-blasted.... like they do signs. Have never seen furniture decorated this way.
I believe the symbol was adopted from the Zia Pueblo sun symbol.
Wind bells. 70s or later.
Agree... the real deal. The porcelain insert is probably the original.
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