..... or for in the solarium. [IMG]
More than you may care to know..... brookfield-145-creb.pdf (insulators.info)
The nuances of differences in insulators will boggle your mind. Ultimately, value will be determined by the marketplace. I had purchased a lot...
Ditto the above.
These are ash trays. My grandmother had the same set. 50s or earlier for the CHINA mark to my knowlege.
Another .... Certainly on par with Knox. [IMG]
Nice stuff! Would think the Imperial Zinn mark to be for export. No reason to think the cabachons not to be original. Found this piece of the...
Agree with the above dating. Very minimalized take on a Chippendale style mirror. Here is what an antique one should look like.... [IMG]
Modern Frenchy style bed set. Would say 70s or later (maybe as much as a couple decades later). No maker's mark on or in the case goods?
Frederic Louis Leve' (1877-1968)
Perhaps some Gothic elements but pretty solidly Renaissance Revival. The Eastlake elements are the incised lines. Found this one that is a higher...
Agree with Ghopper on date and style. Not sure if it is really worth having it appraised unless you and siblings can not agree. Think value is...
Certainly possible.
Circa 1910 empire revival style buffet. I would not pay that much for a false grain piece, which this appears to be.
Interesting piece! All I can say is that I don't believe it to be American.
Circa 1940. Really doesn't matter who made it. Value is dependent on where and how selling. Komo's $150.00 would be a good retail price in a...
20s or so. Art deco. Probably more value in the States than in the UK based on what I have heard from some of our members.
Circa 1880. Looks like walnut. Renaissance revival transitioning to Eastlake. The bin-type drawer indicates this is a sewing table.
This fits. I do not think it belonged to the older relative. Chest is late teens-20s in style so was probably new then.
Metal mark is for WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik). Probably nickel silver or even chrome plated. Little to no value in this condition.
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