Federal period for sure. Possibly done a bit later than the 1820 date as a holdover style but certainly early. The pulls are usually referred to...
Mahogany Federal work table so earlier than Empire (very late 18th century to very early 19th century). These are often generically called work...
There are enzyme products made particularly for pet odors that work fairly well. They are water based so not the best for wood but you can get...
Similar to biedermeier but I get the sense that this is more modern. Probably a piece from a limited production shop. I was able to find this...
I had occasion to research old flashlights within the last year. Didn't run across any as fancy as this but the basic form seems typical for...
These are older Middle Eastern copper wares. Doubt they are anywhere near as old as they look. Truly very old pieces would be better made.
I am not entirely sure. The trend is toward de-cluttering and for things to have purpose. Having a collection of 20-30--100 things that need...
Here in the US, we prefer that brass have patina on it. Many will cringe at your suggestion to polish. Sure this isn't gilt brass or bronze?...
I also vote crazing.
I think $200 is top retail here in medium sized town Midwest. It might be considered a better price in a large city or other areas. As something...
May have had casters originally that would have raised it up a couple inches.
Reminds me of the center of one of those deeply carved tables with glass tops from Asia. Some early ones were done in the West but the wood on...
While they do look pre-Columbian, they may not necessarily be. Little pottery heads like this are often found in the Middle East, having been...
Turn of the century late Victorian.
It is a later empire revival piece circa 1910.
What about a t-back with a paw foot? Not quite right but closer than benches would be and should be able to be found. [IMG] Some people might...
Not worth a whole lot but can't imagine going through the trouble and expense to veneer. I think it would spruce up nicely. I won't mention the...
Art deco gentleman's dressing stand circa 1930. Most likely English in origin.
Late 19th century mish-mash of styles. Has a bit of aestheticism going on there.
Not exactly right for your table but certainly from about the same time period..... Have to show this set that has remarkably stayed together all...
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