Guesses 1930s-40s art deco waterfall style. No real great value but not a throw away either. Wait for others to post that are more familiar with...
I am goin with Cluttered on this one, a quick google brought up this example...
Yes, people collect old furniture for many reasons & "old" is very important to some. The wife's reasons to collect are just as valid as anyone's,...
You didn't miss much, TRUST ME! I was there for the entire saga and, i have been trying to forget it ever since! :hilarious: There has been more...
Jacobean Revival, guesses 1920s- 1930s or so, looks like oak from here. The top photo is a "court cupboard" & bottom pic a server.
LOL, OK! @clutteredcloset49 is officially confusing poor old dad here! :confused: :hilarious:
Agrees, I think it is a marriage. This is an Eastlake Bookcase isn't it? that's been placed on top of a similar era table? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Ohhhh, OK, I didn't know exactly what you were referring to there cluttered. :confused: I see now! That small square transition piece from the leg...
Quick google brought this chamber table up, C 1890-1910 W&M style, trumpet legs instead of twist legs but similar form, english...
Actually, It's a "Knapp" joint, named after it's inventor, pin & cove is one of it's nicknames. "The Knapp Joint, also known as Pin & Cove, Pin &...
Twist legs were built all over europe, england, germany, netherlands, bla bla bla very popular, particularly in the late victorian age, ditto usa....
Well, the style is William & Mary, it's not period though, could be a late 19th/20th century chamber cabinet. What's the inside of the cabinet...
Or buy from a reputable dealer. Some dealers specialize in a certain area of collecting and are experts themselves.
Yeah, I am goin with Brad on this one. Late Classical style in solid walnut, sadly, it's lumber is worth more than the piece itself, which is weird.
I would add that period medieval furniture is "HOT" at the moment. A dealer in England that deals exclusively in early oak sent me an email with a...
It's got the "Crinoline" stretcher which is a nice feature on english windsors. Word has it that these stretchers were originally developed in the...
Well, it's english, kind of a medieval/gothic revival style on chair, I don't think 1700s, more likely late 19th early 20th century. You did a...
Wait for Brad & others to comment, I'd guess Alex is correct though, the piece is French or european, i don't think it's american. Still, that...
I think that's correct, not a throw away by any means but, you are going to need MUCH better photos of entire piece when you approach an auction...
Well, I wouldn't get my hopes up based on that piece on 1stDibs. First off "similar" isn't same as and 2, that site has prices that are often way...
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