Modern decorative item made to look old with applied patina or left outside for a year or two. Probably made in India.
These are both unusual. Both would be considered demi-lune tables but not so similar otherwise. I'll deal with the second one first since it is...
Agree with the others that it looks newer. Exaggerated French bombe style chest. Most likely made in Egypt or Asia somewhere.
Looks right for an 1880s balloon back parlor chair to me. Most were Walnut.
I really think it is 20s and would not call it primitive. More art deco IMHO. Can't imagine anyone going to the trouble to produce this in this...
I am with you. Sometimes the only one making money is the store owner. For many it is a hobby. Others come and go. There are peaks and...
Whatever this stand is, I love it!
Modern Chinese. They would paint it and wrap it with twine if they thought it would sell better or do so for a specific client. Otherwise,...
You are right on target as far as date and description. The design is neo-classical, vaguely French, part of the traditional hodge-podge of 30s...
This appears to be a reprint of the 1819 Binn's declaration with the added postmark. Here is one of the originals. It sold for $1.00 but has...
Tung oil might give better results. You still may need several coats. Once dry, a coat of paste wax would seal, enhance the look, and protect it...
Interesting piece. Not so much iridescent as crystalline. With all those marks, this ought to be attributable but I am coming up blank right now.
Appreciate that you have resized pictures but these are a bit small. I think they are good enough for this item to get the idea. Took the...
Do you have more than one? Values go up for sets. Even so, $100.00 per chair is a price you can not achieve these days.
Wrote this yesterday but apparently got distracted and didn't post: Can't see the whole thing but seems to be a turn of the century press-back...
The auction prices are probably more realistic. I always envision what things will sell for in my market. Hard to drum up a different market for...
For you or for resale? Seems like a lot of money to me but really not my expertise. Both of these shown are nicer than we usually see.
I am saying the table in the third pic is not necessarily that valuable. Anyone can ask anything for what they have. Getting it is another thing...
Then, educate us ;)
Asking is not necessarily getting.
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