Appears to be at least partially cold-painted so not majolica.
Could very well be cast iron.
Nice chest! I think mid-19th century as well, or even a tad earlier. Have not seen that lock either. Missing some parts? With those hinges and...
Think this is an Edwardian mish-mash.
60s often gets lumped in with MCM. There was certainly a carry-over of the style into the 60s. A lot of modern furniture was produced for the...
Circa 1920. Generally mission style but the design on the splat is more transitional. Not a high end piece so I would probably sell as-is.
mcm has consistent buyers at all levels.
very unusual piece!
Here is a similar era settee I found in a thrift store for $35.00...... This is on the very low end of things but just to show you how...
Will be next to impossible to find a maker. Unfortunately, as nice as these are, value is pretty low for this type of furniture. They just are...
Agree with Ghopper's assessment. Might be worth a bit more in CA but noboddy anywhere seems to want project pieces these days. Not worthy of an...
Picked both these up at the same thrift about 10 days apart so don't know if they came in together or not. First is about 7" diameter x 4" tall....
Great find! Vase in back looks like Newcomb College or maybe S.E.G. ?
Double drawer Pembroke work table. Maybe as early as 1830 but just as likely 1850. Secondary wood is pine. Primary wood is undetermined.......
1970s
Doesn't look like a coffee table. More like an occasional table. 1940s to my eye.
Great option for cleaning. Murphy's oil soap is best but any mild soap will do. Once clean, a coat of paste wax for protection.
Not designed to slide off. That is a glue joint that has failed. Turn of the century golden oak, so late Victorian is correct. Probably never...
Does look like a small shop piece and agree that it is a credenza.
Pretty generic looking. Could be as early as the 50s or as late as the 70s. I am not finding anything regarding the company. May have been a...
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