As you probably know, Willett is quality furniture with a following in some areas. It really depends on where you are and how you are selling....
I will expound on my reply a bit since you are not getting any further input. Your chair is not typical here in the US but is a type I have seen...
Top looks like it could just be enamel.
Looks a bit like Minwax Early American. Might need to thin it a bit (or mix it with a more golden finish) if too dark. However, maple does not...
Nice piece and Imperial is good quality furniture. I do think circa 1930. Walnut with walnut burl veneer accents. There seems to be a...
Was disappointed to not find a picture of the light in question. A little sleuthing turned this up..... [ATTACH] Kind of ugly for Tiffany IMHO.
I think this is a modern import. Similar to the kinds of things that Fitz and Floyd does but not as well done.
It is called a bridge lamp and dates to about 1930 (give or take). I would clean it and put a coat of paste wax on it to preserve and protect it....
There is a second thread on this under Antiques. I indicated there, I thought this to be 1970s Spanish Revival. The OP is asking about market...
The first is a walnut Victorian balloon back chair. Circa 1890, I would think. The second is probably from about 1940. Not a lot of value on...
It is just used furniture at this point. Being large, the market will be limited and value kept down a bit. Not everyone can use such large...
1970s Spanish Revival.
Wood is mahogany. Plug is a typical replacement type so no help in dating.
Would call this a credenza or hall secretary since it has the desk. Probably 40s-50s and virtually impossible to attribute.
I would also call them candle stands but this seems to be a term that has fallen out of favor these days. Tables like this in the so-called...
This is nice enough that it should live inside as a work of art from here on out. I would do nothing beyond a gentle cleaning and a coat of paste...
I recognize this print and have seen several examples for sale over the years. In general, mass produced lithographs such as this are valued for...
I still think this is someone's project. The hardware is newer/reproduction. May have used an older beveled mirror to build the rest around.
The mark is probably for the maker of the hinge and has nothing to do with the maker of the furniture. Over here we would call this a drop front...
The first is the nicer of the two and a better candidate for refinishing if that is in the cards to keep. The second would not be worth doing....
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