Probably very early 1900s and from the arts and crafts movement. Dutch scenes like this in wood and other mediums were very popular in the...
Bunch of things to show this week. All are thrift store finds unless mentioned otherwise. Set of 7 Libbey Autumn Leaves glasses that look like...
There are so many of those scarab beads out there with so much variety that I don't see how any lay person can tell the old from new. Of course...
No, as I said above, So-called traditional revival style. Your cabinet has elements from various styles and the carving style, for the most part,...
Picture only shows a portion. Need to see the whole thing. Looks like pyrography (poker-work) panels from late 19th or early 20th century..
This is a 20s-30s dining room hutch. So-called traditional revival style that borrows from various eras indiscriminately. Oak and likely English...
Did not realize that. All I can guess is that they are responding more with heart than head.
Looks like someone stuck Chinese hardware on a home made cabinet. Not entirely sure if this is the case but the cabinet is so nondescript...
It is deeper than I anticipated. A narrow sideboard seems likely but it is not like any made here in the US that I have seen. Might also be a...
I think all the paintings signed Florence attributed to her are wishful thinking and your first instinct as factory art is right. Here is an...
I get an India import vibe from this.
We need this to catch on. I have several good candidates to cash in on the trend with. ;)
I guess it would depend on what the offers were. If the most recent comp is 1800 Euros, anything under 1K is lowballing. IMHO, this is a...
Found another of your cabinet. Sold for $35.00. https://new.liveauctioneers.com/item/7617305_berkey-and-gay-cabinet
I don't necessarily disagree with the date but this is not art deco. You might make a case for secessionist but even that is a stretch IMHO....
My first thought is that this is just a hutch top. What are the dimensions? Other than that, it looks to be 50s maple.
Hard saying what it is worth without the radio. This one, though not all that similar, sold for $90.00...
This is a radio cabinet missing its innards ..... [ATTACH]
Definitely not art deco. 1890 on into the early 20th century I would think. Based on classical forms. Scale makes me think lodge or church...
I don't really see anything here to contradict what I said before other than the new pics show more grain to the wood than previously. Could be...
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