Variation on a Windsor chair. Think 30s or so. Value is nil in this condition. Having a new rush seat put on would exceed value even without...
Not antique since not 100 years old. Think you are about right in the dating but would think post-war. Similar to Monterey but doesn't match....
Have seen some large Vanguard Studios paintings but none in this long narrow configuration. The largest I have seen are more like 60" x 48" or...
I think old Japanese. Arita ware? Top probably made or found to fit, to replace a broken one. Base is more generic and newer. Base may be Chinese.
I think F.I. Comely. Work is naive so probably a Sunday painter.
Agree with a teens-20s date. Have not seen a back quite like that. Sort of an exaggerated T-back style. Here is a more typical T-back from the...
I am with Johnny on this. Wood could be maple. Here is something similar to what the whole thing would have looked like. [IMG]
Could also be a hobbyist piece. Condition of the interior makes this virtually worthless. Can be cleaned to bare metal with hydrochloric acid...
Turn of the century on this so, yes, antique. Value is in the frame.
Agree, naive. This was done by someone using established art constructions and materials.
Have not seen this type of attachment before. Would think at least as old as 1850. Could very well be a few decades earlier. Hard to tell wood...
A bit out of my element here. Would think a mid-19th century kitchen work table. Appears to be a 2 board top, or is that just a split in a...
Relatively modern Mexican import. Saw these a lot in the Southwest US in the 80s-90s.
Marshall studios sells well in my Illinois area. I am sure that the closer you get to origination, the better it sells.
Nice cart! I don't think the shelves are a big deal but would certainly get some kind of replacement handle put on before selling.
As others said, wood stained to mimic mahogany. Could be poplar but, just as likely, birch. Think a bit older than the 40s. Teens-20s? Some...
Not oak and not rosewood. Maybe some mahogany in there but that back rail looks like maple. Mixed woods? .... possibly originally stained...
I am not sure if denatured alcohol will do the trick or not. If not, try lacquer thinner. Wet a rag and wipe quickly or you will remove too much...
I see no reason why this would not be original to the house. An oil-based stain would darken/color them, but as suggested, would be permanent. A...
Cummins?
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