library table or desk might be semantics and/or regional in use. Here are several definitions of library table, some I don't necessarily agree...
20s-30s walnut demilune table for sure. Looks like it might be missing a skirt?
A true butler's table does have folding legs. Here in the US, this is often called a butler's table as well..... [ATTACH]
I vote library table since it has the lower shelf. Never felt they necessarily needed to be shallow. In practicality, these did serve as desks...
I remember both of these. I am sure the chronology variations given by Susan are pretty accurate for the coffee can. I remember these gas cans...
Believe this may be Brush-McCoy New Art Vellum, though that clay looks awfully white.
I am seeing some similar beds being called Federal period which would put it late 18th century to early 19th century. While I can see some...
I think this is probably 1850-70.
Do people buy this stuff? I pass it by all the time, though I might have been tempted to buy that platter. I do know that serving pieces will...
Need something to soften it a bit as above. Mineral spirits would be worth a try as well. Sometimes just soap and water. Need to scrape it off...
As mentioned, lamp stands or tables. They are a throwback to the old candle stands. Probably did not have glass when sold but a lot of people...
I would think it to be Mexican as well. I have seen some Mexican pottery that is very similar but without the copper.
Nice shaker! Offer seems more than fair from a dealer. Whether or not you could get more elsewhere remains to be seen. Some of the art deco...
Didn't realize that you are in France. Office chairs like this are common here, though not necessarily with that same back. I missed the poor...
Not much interest in this furniture with the mahogany finish. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, somewhere under $100.00 and it would...
Nice hoard! I think you have some training to do with your worker. This is just the kind of stuff that the auction goers are nuts about.
Really just an occasional piece for in a hallway or any where adjacent to an aisle where space is at a premium. Every house seems to have some...
1940s-50s mahogany veneer credenza or console. Style is meant to go with the Duncan Phyfe type furniture popular during the era and was probably...
The first part of this is pretty much verbatim what is written on the OP's painting label. It does put a first name to put with Laurant. Not...
Nope.... Note that it is Laurant. Stylistically different as well.
Separate names with a comma.
