Circa 1900, oak. Signature has nothing to do with the maker. Value is dependent on where and how selling. This would be around $150.00 at...
Hard to tell from these pics but maybe ash.
Some Howard's Restor-A-Finish will spruce these up nicely.
I am finding a few things made by this company but no information on the company itself.
Wonder if this was once one larger painting that has been cut down, with portions lost.
There would not have been a king size bed available in the 1950s.
Agree with a 1940s date. May be Italian in origin. Would think a competant restorer could fix the leg. Might look to see if you have a...
See a bit of a more abstract Keith Haring.
Late teens-20s. Can't tell wood from this pic. Probably a non-descript wood stained to mimic mahogany. Hardware appears to be original.
I don't read German so can't speak to the note. Tray appears to be Japanese lacquer. Would think 20th century rather than 19th.
The lions on the front of yours appear to be gesso. They will not look like wood with a standard wood stain applied. You may need to do some...
Not sure I would call this anything but Victorian. Am on board with the c. 1900 date. Found this rocker with an upholstered back similar to what...
Think James has this covered. I have no problem placing this to the 19th century. If 20th, it would be pretty early.
Late 30s-40s, waterfall, walnut veneers.
1940s mahogany. So-called Duncan Phyfe.
Think circa 1890. wood is maybe ash? Missing a mirror.
Neat! WPA period
The cone in the center would not be an attractive feature if used as a spittoon. It would make a great place for extinguishing. I would envision...
Can't help much. Would say this is an import. Denmark?
This would have been very old fashioned by 1935. Wonder if the tag goes to something else. Can't read it from the photo to tell.
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