Appears to be cased glass to me. I have never seen antique dolphin footed vases in cased glass. Makes me think this is fairly modern.
A foot deep is pretty standard for a generous bookcase. A lot of modern books are much smaller and don't require that kind of space. Use it how...
Agree, Edwardian. I would call this a book case unless overly deep. Usually, a china cabinet has glass sides.
I think this is later. More like late 80s - 90s. The square drive screws and overall styling tell the story here. Those chunky veneer tops and...
I agree with the circa 1900 date. Probably doesn't matter much who made it and, if not marked, you will probably never find out. If you will...
still want more pictures.
Old stoves are really worth what you can get someone to pay for them. Values are all over the place and dependent on desirability of model,...
I considered that this might be a marriage but don't really think so after close examination. While the woods look a bit dissimilar, I think it...
I don't really know quite what to think of this piece. I can tell you it looks like walnut and likely is not American. It has some legitimate...
.... and these....
Interesting .... found these nearly identical (including the same monogram) ones....
I think we really need some better pics to tell age on this............ Hardware and construction details in particular.
This is not true ormolu since it is not metal. There does seem to be some gilding applied.
Does appear to be mahogany from these pics. I agree with the 1900 date or just a bit earlier. This is late Victorian furniture but, being French,...
I am finding values under $200.00. For example the painting shown on askart with the woman holding a child sold for $140.00.
Of course it has lost any value as a saddle. At this point, it is a decorator item. I kind of see this stuff as passe' these days but maybe I am...
A lot about this says newer than 19th century. A closer look at hardware and construction details might confirm. Yours bears some similarity to...
:woot: LOL! I bet you have just been waiting to use that.
I am with AF on this one. Really doesn't matter who made it. Most of these companies are lost to history.
These are truly old cabinets. I would think 18th century or early 19th. The first could have original paint or an old re-paint but it is hard to...
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