These crop up fairly regularly. I believe they are 40s-50s. Possibly as late as the early 60s. I don't have any documentation of this but...
The weaving and wraps are cane which is derived from the bark of rattan if authentic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caning_%28furniture%29
The devil is in the details and they don't match up for the earlier period.
I thought it might be at first as well. However, the staples and cardboard on the back made me take a second look. I think this had the black...
Probably mid 19th century, give or take. All the repairs and modifications do not help it but, as a family heirloom, they are part of its...
If you can feel the nodes, it is bamboo. As used furniture, the value is what you can get out of it. As Johnny suggests, this was probably a...
It is a Federal style convex mirror. It is a 20th century reproduction. I think it is relatively new. Sometime from the last 40 years.
Interesting piece that I have not seen another of. I can't tell if it is real bamboo or rattan that is faux-painted to resemble bamboo. Can you...
Here is a more similar Eastlake example in walnut that the sellers are calling 1870s. Note the incised lines on the drawer fronts. Also note the...
I don't see the similarity to the one you posted. Note how the skirt is integrated all the way around with the drawers recessed in to them with...
Wonder if it might be Hatian or from some other Caribbean location. Have seen this nail attachment on such carvings in the past.
I think fairly nice but without too much age. I doubt any earlier than the 60s and maybe even as much as 3 decades later. Of course some...
I have found a few listings that include the H in the spelling but still attribute it to Henri. I am not convinced they are one and the same....
I am finding a lot of etchings with this signature attributed to Henri Boisgontier. Here is his signature on a painting. Clearly no H in it and...
Here is another with the clearest signature yet. Also attributed to Henri Boisgontier. I still see that H. ?????...
This seller thinks it is Boisgontier....
I see something like Baisgonshier. I can find not listings under that name. I do find listings under Boisgontier but that looks pretty clearly...
Looks great! Did it end up getting dry-mounted then? Something about this doesn't look like pastel. Sharper than most I have seen. Looks...
The fact that it has little to no value in the UK is why so many ended up here. ;)
More likely 1880s - 90s. Looks to be oak. I would expect machine made dovetails on the drawers.
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