Could also be called a pinned exposed Tenon joint. On face value this looks to be an antique from Mexico or Southwest US. Either way, a...
Great thrift store buy!
Very well could be Japanese or Chinese in a Japanese style. .... or even Korean. They do a lot of furniture with applied decoration.
Humidor with cigar lighter.
I think you are OK for an asking price. This is particularly true if you have leaves for the table. As Komo said, it gives you a bit of room to...
Not sure what this would be called in Chinese but it is basically a curio cabinet. I don't think this is terribly old but a lot of work certainly...
Everything I am finding indicates it is at the museum. One Tribune article was from this year so it must be there. You must have talked to the...
I sincerely doubt this is the original color scheme on this. I picture something more subdued or just a bronze color.
Probably from the 60s or so. The styling is colonial with some Chippendale influence. I am not familiar with the company but, being solid cherry,...
Since it doesn't have a right angle to fit into a corner, would you still consider this a corner table?
This is what I would call a platform glider-rocker. When I think glider, I envision the big sofa gliders out on the porch. I don't imagine this...
I think we were typing at about the same time..... I would agree with you on price if there were at a selling venue such as flea market or on...
About 1880 or so. Style is late renaissance revival (sort of transitional into the Eastlake style). Looks to be oak. Triangular shape is...
It is not worthless. It would be a good project piece for someone. These often get converted into bar cabinets since the drop-front makes for a...
Yes, this confirms this was an RCA Victor record player cabinet. Probably had a radio in there with it based on the size but possibly not....
Have had these before and probably knew who made them at one point. Sure can't place them right now. Color is a very pale turquoise. Clay color...
Just a few things to show. All thrift store finds. Picked up one of those metal organizer boxes with all the little plastic drawers for $6.00....
Also make good garden planters if lined.
Circa 1930 server (or possibly a converted radio cabinet. Would have to see the inside to know. ). Last one I had was nicer than this and sold...
Victrola? Are you sure this is not a radio or TV cabinet missing the guts? (A Victrola is a hand crank phonograph. Is there one lurking in there...
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