Nice lamps from the 50s. The shades do add to the lamp but need to be recovered. Lamps like this with good shades are worth 2-3 times what they...
I would think late 50s or 60s.
I would think you would do fine with enough advertising and notice time. Looks like you will have both. I don't know how many people buy cannons...
I meant to mention those hinges as well. Can't imagine they are original like that and it might be worth putting right (or at least better) before...
Check above where I added a second one to the same post. It is different in that it has glass at the top. I was able to find some E. TN walnut...
Looks like there is a pricey book about this type of furniture ........
Found this one....... http://caseantiques.com/item/lot-291-e-tn-cherry-corner-cupboard-with-tassel-inlay/ and another from the same auction...
Interesting that this is from Eastern TN. In trying to come up with similar examples, I ran across this ...........
At some point with good silver the weight becomes somewhat irrelevant. The value far exceeds the scrap value.
Agree that these are 70s-80s. I remember them new in the stores. They were imported but I am not sure from where. Maybe the Philippines?
Interesting piece. It is walnut and 19th century but I can't tell you much more. The museum tag leads us to believe that it is Southern in origin?...
Sure the box is not a dressing box? Not sure if that is the right term .... meant for toiletries, etc. Table seems to be a marriage and a bit of a...
Don't know enough about what a period example should look like but think these at least late 19th century. Has Flanaganlane found her way here?
Chairs looks to be late 19th century and pretty nondescript. Tray table is also late 19th with Aesthetic influence.
Mahogany Hepplewhite chest of drawers. Probably 1940s but can't tell from these pics. Could be earlier. A look at the drawer dovetails would...
Nice stuff. The sewing stand looks to be circa 1865 and walnut. I see nothing wrong with it. The china cabinet (maybe really a bookcase?) is...
Looking at others on-line, they do not seem to be ground at all. They look to be fire polished. Whether they were all produced this way I can not...
A quick look at their website finds no Roseville but lots of Porcelain and glass. I always hesitate to mention AA Importing to other dealers...
Most of the fake Roseville goes directly to antique dealers and auction houses. There may have been some catalogs and mainstream retailers that...
Thanks. It is kind of crazy that 150 year old solid walnut chest that is sturdy and looks good may not be worth $250.00. It is also crazy that I...
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