North African/Berber dowry bracelet. Most are not marked and silver content can vary greatly on these.
Very early 20th century oak press-back.
Admit that our values here are low. More power to you if you can get those kinds of prices there. I always take on-line asking prices with a...
Really hard to tell age on ladder backs since they were made virtually unchanged for many years. The turned front stretchers on yours makes me...
Really depends on your location and selling venue. Here in my semi-rural Midwest retail location, that chest would be somewhere under $150.00....
Mass produced and very popular in the 70s so your 40 years old is probably right on the money. There are later ones that are laser etched on...
Cool thing! Screams 60s to me.
Chest is circa 1870 and walnut. I doubt the brass hardware is original. It would have had pulls like you see on the top drawers. Parlor table...
Likely brass rather than bronze with applied patina and I think pretty new. Maybe from India.
I would clean them good with soap and water first. Murphy's oil soap or similar is great. Try not to get them too wet. Once dry, use some kind...
Would say this is Edwardian.... early 20th century. Mahogany and refinished at some point.
Look to be typical 20th century ladder back chairs. The seats are not original and negate any potential value these have. Even with good seats,...
Not having been exposed to Swedish antiques, I really had no frame of reference. Based on the examples you have posted, I can see the...
I think the table is most-likely post WWII. There was a resurgence in interest in colonial furniture then. It could also be 1970s or later when...
This restoration should be worth more but paint is what sells and sells faster (if not always for more money). This would sit a looooong time in...
I am with the others in thinking that your tilt-top is a newer 20th century reproduction. It still may have 80 years of age but is not Civil War...
You do know that this is a reproduction.
The provisional patent number probably relates to the slide mechanism and not the table itself. The incised number is probably a part or model...
1920s transitional to art deco period piece. May be English.
It is a modern reproduction of a French Louis XV desk. Some of these can be pricey but I can not tell the quality from the one pic. Also,...
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