I am beginning to think this whole thing has been cobbled together from bits and pieces. The doors are oak and I am seeing a lot of pine...
Gosh ... what a chunk! While I certainly see some Biedermeier influence, I believe this is probably a bit later based on some of the...
Nice little prints. How can an artist write the title so clearly, yet make their name so illegible? I can't make heads nor tails of this one....
Hard saying about this one and not being well versed in English furniture makes it more difficult for me. Obviously, the drawer hardware and back...
Not sure about this one. The uneven coloration makes me think of Catawba but the clay may be too red for Catawba. Don't see it as being from one...
Well, take a look here........ https://www.skinnerinc.com/auctions/2534M/lots/687 Based on this, I think we can safely say that this is a...
The style is Jacobean and would say likely English, though I also see some Spanish or Italian influence to it. Would say it is one from a set of...
Thanks Susan! --------------------------------------------------------- Not really. The mahogany is probably only on the front and would be a...
A very good price would be $5-10.00 per chair. A reasonable price would be in the $20.00 range. At retail, I would expect these more in the...
Nice bed! Without knowing your market, it is hard to say. Here in my semi-rural Midwest neck of the woods, it would probably be in the...
40s seems about right to me and agree with the blonde mahogany. The combination of those frameless glass sliding doors and traditional details...
Was hoping to be able to see and read more of the inscriptions to be able to get a hint at what we are seeing in the signature. All I can make...
I vote Vietnam or Indonesia.
I don't think those machine markings would have even been left on a 1930s piece. Remember, 1950 was 66 years ago and 1966 was 50 years ago. A...
I am an arts and crafts period enthusiast. While I love American versions, the English and Scottish versions are nearer my heart. I also like...
Most are Navajo. A look at both signatures and full inscriptions might help us to identify the artist.
Nice looking hand thrown pot. If I had to guess, I would think newer.
The decoration is newer/nostalgic so I guess the piece is also newer? I am sure someone would want it but it is such a one-of-a-kind piece that...
These are in a pseudo-French style but I think they are probably Italian. Hard to tell age but likely mid 20th century at the earliest and even...
You are not going to get a lot of responses with pics in a pdf file. Make the pics smaller and post them directly here. That said, I did take a...
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