Also looks to be veneer.
19th century oil lamp brackets.
Not sure what your definition of old is but I see reproduction from the last 50 years.
Think these are 60s-70s.
Looks to be mahogany veneer over solids.
Bench is 20th century Spanish revival. Press-back oak chair is circa 1900. Other 2 chairs a bit out of my league. Likely 20th century and...
Circa 1890 with spoon-carved design. Can't tell the wood from these pics.
If they were in bad shaped, you improved their value. They are a style that sells readily these days. In my semi-rural Midwest location, I would...
Could be as early as the 30s but think 40s or so more likely. With that finish and crack, the table is not worth much, if you could find a buyer...
Could also be from Mexico.
Looks to be the top to a buffet or sideboard. Late 19th - early 20th century.
Looks like a mahogany end table to me. Possibly as early as the 40s, on in to the 50s. Value is minimal.
Can't really add anything here. Agree with English oak circa 1920.
... or maybe Faro?
Game table indeed. Has a bit of a home made (or small country workshop) quality to it so think J. Chase is your maker.
I used to do a lot of traveling to buy and sell. Made a couple trips a year to the East coast, taking nice 19th century goods to sell and bought...
Taller than I thought based on the pic. Could be an armoire with removed panels. Not well versed in European furniture but, if American, would...
The one recently posted is a very good match. It also looks like it could be small, just going off pictures. What is the size of the one you...
Very nice arts and crafts period piece. Likely English.
I'll be darned .... it is oak and seems to have some age to it. Maybe English in origin and either late 19th or early 20th century in origin.
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