Absolutely.
As I suggested in another thread, you might do well to peruse the sites selling British Colonial antiques. Here is a google search for them....
The first is a Victorian demi-lune table or console. I would think late 19th or early 20th century. It is very much in the Western taste but...
The only nails I see are on the glue blocks. They are just there to hold the block until the glue sets. The glue is what has the strength. Any...
Would think early 20th century into teens. Edwardian. Mahogany.
Sure look like newer resin to me as well.
The jug is what I spied as well. Jasperware? I also like the beaker on top. Had missed the specs until they were mentioned. There is another...
Grandma may still be alive ;)
Agree with the above. Pretty recent.
I don't think any earlier than the 70s and may be a decade or so later.
Agree with the others. 80s and American made. The way the zigzag springs are used in the base makes me think this was not terribly expensive...
About once or twice a year I find something very good at the thrifts. I am talking worth several hundred. Only a couple times in over 20 years...
Rookwood was named after the estate where Maria Longworth Nichols Storer lived. It, in turn, was named after the crows that roosted on the...
I'm with Owned on this. Last quarter of the 19th century. You don't see a lot of these since, being mostly upholstered, they tended to get...
The OP would not be able to use press-in caning if it had not originally been done that way in the first place without some major structure...
It is walnut. I also think it was made from old furniture parts. The circles are probably just decoration and that board with them should be...
Could be from one of the small commercial potteries in the South during that time frame. It is unusual so could be one of a kind. Whoever made it...
Just not enough details seen in these pics to tell if newer or old. $400.00 is not too bad either way but close to top dollar if newer,...
I think 70s or later with that press-in caning and KD construction. A lot of such furniture was shipped to the West from the Eastern Block...
About 1875 give or take and the style is renaissance revival. Wood is walnut with walnut burl accents. These have been refinished at some point.
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