Nice late classical piece. Probably produced at the very beginning of their production, as 1881 seems a bit late for this piece.
Some slight deco styling to this suggests 1930s.
Something about this says homemade. Maybe from a stairway baluster?
Hard to tell age on this one. Could have been made any time but workmanship, and wear do suggest older. You might get by calling it antique and...
Looks too well made for big box store decor item. Wonder if it might have a scientific purpose.
Agree with renaissance revival. Have to be a very good day to get that $100.00 here. Not in fashion and hard to sell at any price.
Found this vase on the same blank. It was on Pinterest with a dead link to Ruby Lane. Was able to see some of the description in the initial...
Don't think this is trench art. Looks like cast plated pot metal to me.
Not solid. Can see the fiberboard center in your last pic. Some of the wood in the framing looks like oak. The exotic wood in the center is...
Another vote for English and early 20th century.
I see Burslen. Think a factory painting so it really doesn't matter.
Does seem to be Vetrata.
Great... thank you! Thread is 5+ years old but I think I may still have this piece somewhere. Never got any interest in it locally for even...
Value really depends on where you are. Here in my semi-rural Midwest US location this would sell for under $150.00 at auction and maybe double...
Late to the party but on board with Late Classical circa 1850. Think $100.00 for a piece like this that fits your personal needs is a no-brainer....
Styling suggests an Asian origin. The exotic wood inlay could have come from anywhere though.
Agree with Adrian. Somehow, I do not think the pull is original to the piece.
I might add that this looks right to me but you never know. In the early 90s the market was flooded with fake arts and crafts pottery coming out...
Very odd! Found another one. Surprisingly, they do not address the misspelling but do consider it authentic. Think this bears some more...
Your first is a late 19th to early 20th century kitchen table. Maybe oak or ash. Not terribly valuable but I would start it a bit higher than...
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