Would call this a kitchen worktable. If the top is original, think it is post-war. Would expect a wood or porcelain top on a pre-war piece. I...
Think it does a disservice to show 1stDibs pricing here. In no way can 99.9% of the people ever get those kinds of prices. They cater to the...
Unfortunately, not a lot of value in this condition but definitely worth saving. It is an exceptional example of Victorian excess. If it were...
I think more like 1930. Could be English (or American) but the style is more Spanish to my eye.
Looks to be amateur to my eye. Does appear to be oil with a shiny varnish applied. Think you are correct about 57 being the date. #16 might...
Styling suggests 1940s. Hard sell in my Midwest area. No more than $150.00 retail here and you might need to price it half that to sell quickly....
Didn't even look at the size when I responded. This would be a child's toy table. Often sold as salesman's samples but I really think not.
Late 19th century kitchen table. Looks like it could be pine.
This kind of thing has been in continuous production so not sure you can call it a reproduction. Just not particularly old. I like the piece...
In its day, this was stylish furniture. Maybe not appropriate for a rustic cabin if trying to be authentic. Someone of meager means would not...
Agree with the above. Nice to see cottage furniture with paint. So much of this has been stripped over the years.
Not necessarily. Could be that old but just as likely on in to the 70s.
Think they are late 19th or early 20th century Gothic/Spanish revival pieces.
I see sloppy silver paint on a handmade Spanish style spur.
More than one. Single dining chairs don't have much value/interest. It is nicer quality but still a reproduction.
As other said, really depends on where you are. This might be a $500 piece (or more) in Chicago, NYC, or LA. Not worth much in Podunkville,...
Not familiar with this maker. Possibly a talented hobbyist with a little side business.
Agree that the chest is likely a reproduction. Lots of nice middle of the road goods at the sale but nothing to go gaga over. I hardly ever...
Lots of these out there from commercial applications. Not much use for the mechanism/function these days so value in minimal.
Library table circa 1900. Nicer than most. Maybe up to $300 here in the Midwest. Might do better out East, in or near a large city.
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