True. Here in America, we tend to overlook the Edwardian in furniture and lump it all under Victorian. The styling is not that much different,...
Think it is genuinely old. However, the paint may be newer than the chest.
They are 20th century in a French style and could actually be from France. Pictures are not sufficient to tell if these are from 1930 or 1960 but...
Don, my first thought was Belgian....... and also kept my mouth shut
No real style other than Victorian. An example of Victorian whimsical excess, without much historical precedence other than those Queen Anne legs...
Here are some comparables at auction ....... some sold really cheap!...
Here in the Midwest, you might see this as low as $350.00 or as high as $1,200.00, depending on venue. I am sure that some dealers might try for...
All I can really tell you is that it is likely European in origin. Probably late 19th century to early 20th. My best guess would be Italian.
Went to the Winter antique show that is run by the folks that have our big outdoor market in the Summer. It is not nearly as large but it was...
Correct me if I am wrong here......... I was under the impression that you had a large collection of unique items. This seems to be saying that...
Just realized that Ivey Selkirk went out of business due to problems. They have apparently reopened with new owners. It was bought by Garth's of...
This is not my field of expertise. However, a quick search of completed auctions of breweriana, had a couple names that kept popping up. They...
I, also, am pretty familiar with Roseville Futura and would not have recognized this as part of the line. Great find!
I was expecting to see some Asian object made of stone so did not check this out until now. This is slag glass rather than jadeite. Maker is...
Your situation is one best served by offering these at auction. While there may be some risk involved, if they are as rare and desirable as you...
Late bordello? Actually French Rococo in style but does not appear to be a period example. The addition of the figures is unusual. Guess I...
I think this is a fairly good quality newer chair with faux distressing. The seat may be original and, as suggested, one of several options.
This end up is better quality and of pine.
Pretty generic 80s furniture. Wood (some kind of tropical plantation hardwood) says this is an import.
Old dining/kitchen chairs. With those single plank seats and straight saw marks, would think mid-19th century. First might be beech. Second...
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