Victorian is probably the best descriptor. Likely dated circa 1890. This would have had feet. Possibly free-standing on a base unit but most...
I would say don't get too hung up on the model number. Buyers generally won't care what model this is unless they are advanced collectors. Doubt...
If a high end catalogued auction will take these, it is probably your best bet for selling at a good price. I know that in my neck of the woods,...
They did do some hollow base pieces with applied rings. Here is the closest I could find...... That said, the coloration is rather weak for...
Is the base hollow or solid? Doesn't look like typical Schneider but they did do some more simple things. It also doesn't look like a vase worth...
Don't know if you found this one or not ...... looks like a repro to me. Have doubts about yours. [ATTACH]...
I see the reference but think it is really more classical.
More likely 40s-50s. I, also, am not sure about the prisms. Can we see how they are attached?
I would also think Czech or Austrian from early 20th century. It is similar to work marketed as Amphora but does not bear their mark. I think if...
The bottom line is that damage always matters. To what extent depends on a lot of factors.
I think it is a little later than art nouveau period. More like German arts and crafts/secessionist period. Dating to 1920s-30s. Likely...
I think 80s seems about right. Appear to be typical contract furniture in a classic style. There were probably many companies that made similar...
Think a bit earlier than Deco period. Maybe about 1910. Have not heard of the use of the term Marquis as a furniture style so don't get the...
This is the right place. Many would not have seen this in the intro thread, myself included.
I think it is some kind of retail cabinet. Could be from a hardware store but they are usually more utilitarian and more beat up than this. I am...
Seems like a lot to pay for resale from my perspective but maybe you know your market to be better than others.
Looks a bit like a Garuda
Looks a lot like the modern furniture coming out of Indonesia. They use a so-called plantation mahogany. If truly old, this could be a British...
About 1880. Late Renaissance Revival walnut. May have had a crown originally.
I don't think you were wrong. I think if painted up nicely this could bring $100.00 or more. It is just unsellable at retail as-is IMHO.
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