New Zealand makes a difference. Different countries got different styles at different times. Not sure I've ever seen Kauri or Rimu here on the...
I would have - a cousin would love it for the creepy face!
Looks like it had a rough life, but it's nowhere near 100 years old based on the construction.
Yeppers. Italian, but not Murano.
It could be older if stripped and refinished.
I'd call that dog a Chow Hound, aka a FeedMe.
Finally one of us found something! Score!
Georgian furniture plus paint... oy. I hope someone rescues her stock before she "pretties it up"! Eek!
I don't know European-built furniture at all, but the back looks funny. The wood on the lower back looks replaced at the least.
Native American looking for sure, and old. Beyond that dunno. I can see a Navajo gent wearing that easily enough, but who actually made it I have...
The old TV dinners were actually worth eating, once upon a time. I've seen this physical design made for use on passenger ships too. Kept the...
I'd say 80s Deco Revival. They look like they fell off the walls of a 1920s movie theater. The stone is malachite.
It's cool and i like it, but not that kind of money like it. I need a new bed and it'll run about that money. Rather have the bed. I'd throw...
When you're 120+ you'll be a little squished too. I saw a piece of a tube hinge in the original images.
In this case it got the idea across - "what's this whatchamcallit"!
If you were in the UK it might be free, but since you're unlikely to be shipping this much silver out of the country to another auction house they...
Too new for me, alas.
Looks like the OPs got jumped by attic temps, linseed oil, or both. The vanish is alligatored in places and that's generally a product of heat.
Older than dirt from the looks of it. We can't see the back but I suspect much older than the 1930s the front suggests at first.
If I were selling this I'd make sure the auction house had exposure in the UK. Indian silver was white hot over there for a while, probably still...
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