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Circa 1880 late Renaissance Revival "cottage" style bed. Looks like cherry or birch stained to mimic mahogany. The cottage style is a vernacular...
Most American Empire furniture has pine as a base. You could find other woods mixed in since it was not meant to be seen.
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Couldn't see anything floral in the pics. Glue chip can look quite fern-like at times.
I also think fairly new but doubt even 50 years. I would think 90s or later when this kind of stuff started showing up as imports. Prior to...
Gila, I assume this is an English draw-leaf table? Those are probably the most massive carved pillars I have seen on a set like this.
This unusual china cabinet was recently marked down to $250.00 after sitting a month at $365.00...... Have never seen one with gesso ram's head...
I'd say, more like depressing ....... :(:depressed:
Edge looks like glue chip with gold applied. Have never seen a piece of commercial glass with glue chip decoration.
For what it is worth, I agree that this is Zanesville.
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Here are a couple more bargains from our store. This huge cabinet is only $600.00..... [ATTACH] This set is only $150.00 (there is a 4th...
Looks lacquered based on these close-up photos. Might be a little earlier than I originally thought. That electrical grommet looks like it could...
In your very last picture, you will see one drawer stop attached to the underside of the table top on the left side. There should be two with...
I don't know about in England but sporting trophies are certainly worth more than scrap value here in the US. The presentation cup would also...
Even though they come with a certificate of authenticity, this is factory art..... Authentic factory art!
Always electric and probably no earlier than the 60s. Possibly much later. Has it been polished or is it lacquered? If old, I would expect to...
So-called Lincoln rocker in style but looks like a modern reproduction to me. As such, it would be valued as used furniture..... basically what...
Looks like walnut to me.
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