Not having any luck with any of these signatures. :(
Could repaint the iron unless you want it raw. Methylene chloride based stripper should work on the sconces. Not sure if you can even still buy...
Really out of my wheelhouse so nothing to add. Certainly an unusual piece with some age to it.
70s Mediterranean or Spanish revival. Agree with the above value for my Midwest neck of the woods. There is slight interest in this furniture...
Circa 1880 transitional between renaissance revival and Eastlake styles. Would be a shame to paint this.
Not leather. Vinyl or oil cloth. Rip it off and replace it with something more appropriate. Original fabric might be underneath.
It really is location dependent. Minneapolis could be a possibility. My customers wouldn't know Kroehler despite having a Kroehler factory less...
I would be on board with a 3rd quarter of the 19th century date with this.
Have hesitated to chime in on these since I am not sure. They do appear to be pueblo pottery with some age to them. The bottom of the second one...
Looks right to me.
Where you are and how you are selling means everything. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, $50.00 or so at retail would be about tops. You...
I am with Debora on this. The use of staples on the back indicates pretty modern. Here in the US, staples were not commonly used until the 60s....
Inscription on left are framer's notations for original owner. Maybe promised in one week?
It is a snotneus lamp. Looks like a reproduction of an old one from the Middle East or thereabouts.
Do think it has some age to it but possibly home made. Agree that the thickness of the wood is not typical for an old box, hence home made....
Circa 1970
Not sure what universe that value is in. Nowhere near that in my market.
Value is not too great. Brown furniture is not currently popular and prices are depressed. Not sure what pieces you have but that dresser would...
Styling suggests circa 1900.
Is there a question? Set is circa 1925. Recently had another question about Sligh and think they went out of business in Grand Rapids in 1932.
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