Have not seen any quite like it. Maybe for TV/stereo?
Mine is a Korean scholar's hat box. Only real similarity is that it is also lined in paper script. Here is the post: Asian octagonal box |...
Circa 1900 is right on. Think the wood is birch with a stain applied.
Agree, modern import.
I think modern import but still a nice vase.
Agree with deco styling and a 30s date at the earliest. would think it could be as late as the 50s. As to function? Maybe a letter/keepsake...
Here is another example. Yours may be missing candle stands as well. [IMG]
I think more like 1880. Renaissance revival cottage piece. Replaced hardware and maybe missing something on top of mirror frame. Being pine, it...
This is a $30-40.00 chair in my neck of the woods. Doubt the petroleum Co. tag would add value here. There are several companies with this name....
I'm on board with a 20s date.
Hand beaten, in my experience, usually means non-American. We tend to use hand hammered. I am sure there are exceptions and your's may be one,...
Have been out of town so just seeing this. Would think early to mid 20th century. Not common but am fincing some precedence. Think this one is...
Agree, mahogany. The edge slices of veneer missing should not be too hard to replace. I would just use wood glue. Be sure to clamp.
Found this one sold on Etsy. Any way to see sold prices? Vintage Chinese Chinoiserie Green and Black Smoking Stand Tea | Etsy
Circa 1940. Pic insufficient to tell anything more.
1920s. Not sure if American or not. Pics insuficient to tell. Not terribly valuable but would be a shame to paint if if it is in good...
Could have been made most anywhere. Similar were made in the US during that time period but a lot of this kind of thing came from Europe and the...
30s or so. Do not recognize the maker.
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Cheryl's got this. American colonial revival-ish. Your's might be a bit later (60s or so) with those phillips head screws. Hole on top...
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