LOL! Serves me right for not checking.
Don't know what is worth it to you. The piece shown would bring about $150.00 at retail in my semi-rural Midwest location. Could be worth more...
Second pic is the signature......
Yep, someone would love to have this and pay a bit for it. Not so much collectible as desirable (People probably don't usually collect multiples...
Think this could be a bit older than the 30s. Probably teens. Could be a red aniline dye. They are alcohol soluble but almost impossible to get...
Agree that this is a coffee table in the form of a cobblers bench. See very few real ones out there.
I think post-war colonial so 40s-50s.
The signature is spurious when it comes to a factory painting.
Circa 1920.
Would be termed a chest on chest, or in this case, a chest on chest on chest .... lol! Not a typical form so may well be a modern import....
Could very well be elm. Whether it has good age or made in the last 40 years, I don't know. Think the latter is more likely. Any time I see...
Agree with Ghopper..... Renaissance Revival. Usually in walnut but can't tell from this pic.
Style is pretty utilitarian/modern. Looks like a student desk meant for two since it has a bookshelf each side. Only one drawer? Maybe made for...
It is above average in quality. If it must go, try posting on ebay or some other platform with national exposure. Have the buyer pick up or...
Circa 1930. American, walnut veneers.
I'd go with a circa 1920 date. Would go nicely in a Spanish revival house so might sell well in CA or Southwest. Maybe a Northern Tudor mansion...
Think vintage is as good as it gets. I'd have bought it in a heartbeat and would sell it for double what you are considering. Do think it an...
Odd thing. I do think it a dressing mirror and European in origin. Would think early 20th century. Wonder why the legs on the wing mirrors...
Think this is pretty modern. Don't see the quality I would expect from an older one.
I am on board with a 20s- 30s date. Think it is walnut rather than mahogany. The color designation seems to support this.
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