I do see similarities but not enough to definitively say they are the same. This is not glass that I am familiar with so hate to tell you...
That painted matte bottom with foam dots says Chinese and pretty recent.
If you don't want it, it is not really worth trying to sell in this condition. I would put it curbside for free in case someone else wants to...
Could even be as early as the 20s but lack of hammering on the straps does make me think a bit later.
English furniture is not my forte' but, if it were American, would think more to turn of the century and no later then the 20s.
Suppose they could be as early as the 30s but just as likely into the 50s. I do think 60s too late for these. Plugs are common replacement type...
If it is a single board top, then I also think earlier. Still think it is 2 boards. If you look in the center, the knot and corresponding patch...
Think the chairs are circa 1900 and bit more unusual than most. Value will really depend on how many you have. Maybe $30 or so for a single....
Not as valuable as they used to be. The trays used to go for up to $80.00. Used for a lot of things besides displaying print blocks. Can find...
Hard to tell from pic but seems to be a 2 board top. Oak. Think the round things in the pedistal are where knots were cut out. Definitely old....
Was at the thrift store the other day and ran across these 2 pitchers. On first look, thought they could be old. Both had an oval Made in China...
Thank you for the detailed information and photos. It does seem to be very well kept!
Luegra?
Not sure how you are getting mid-19th century on this. I don't see 170 years of use on this piece. Can you show us some pics to convince otherwise?
Found this: Mrs. Steven's Presidential Seal Embossed Candy Tin 1940s — Poor Johnny's (poorjohnnys.com)
I think your first is by a talented amateur. I find the framing of the subject odd. Your second may be a factory painting or an enhanced print...
Prints of watercolors are often difficult to decern and generally impossible to identify from a photo. If you have found this exact image as a...
Really not much to add. Not even vaguely related to Cushman. These radio cabinets with doors are repurposed easily and make handy accent pieces.
Agree, modern.
Sure this isn't celluloid?
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