The basic style is a T-back dining chair from the 1920s or so in oak. It has some slight Queen Anne embellishments with those front legs and the...
Great finds! I haven't found any good art in quite awhile :(
I think Italian neoclassical. Think the 60s date is probably correct.
Cluttercloset has this right. Art Deco double chifferobe. 1930s or so. May, indeed, be English. Greg is probably correct in that the knobs...
My mother had one she got when she was a teenager. She was born in 1922 so this would have been about 1938 or so.
The chair is a little earlier. 1910-20. Basically mission style but those undulating slats in the back are unusual and atypical for the style.
First one is Indonesian .... Lombok. Can't help with the second.
Agree, studio pottery. I have a set made by Mikasa with a very similar look I bought new in 1980. McCoy also had a similar line. I am sure...
Might actually be a little bench but works as a table too. It is oak and probably circa 1920. The styling is basically mission style but the...
It is a mission oak stand or occasional table. Circa 1910. It has nice styling but the plywood shelf detracts. Can't really see what is going...
It is, of course, an armoire missing its doors. I was able to find a couple more examples but no real information. One seller listed it as circa...
Probably cultured marble...... basically, marble dust with a binder. Quite often used for museum replicas, particularly in Italy for religious...
^^^ Smart Man! ^^^
It is different than most I see with those wood handles on top. There are a lot of these cedar chests out there by various makers. Consequently,...
Found a Spanish company called Rhenus Logistics that is an exporter of tropical veneer plywoods (among other things). The manner and placement of...
Value is minimal. I have literally seen these sent to the burn pile when they won't sell at auction. At our local thrift, they usually price...
Did some searching and could not find that the flowers painting is a copy of anything in particular. As mentioned above, is similar to some of...
They are naive/amateur. Doubt you will find much about the artist. The flowers painting looks like it could be a copy of a Van Gogh and is better...
The next step is selling some of these things at a profit to buy the things you really want. Keeping some of them you like and will display does...
Luoiboumift? LOL! For some reason when I google that, I get no hits or even suggestions. :wacky:
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