Hard to tell from these pics but I am getting a modern import vibe. Back looks to be plywood (????)
Can't tell from this one pic. Comparing this small thing to that large armoire is not really helpful. Besides, styling really is quite different.
Looks like maple 1900 or up to a decade or so later to me. Certainly pre-WWI.
I, also, have not heard the term martini table for such. Form is a candle stand but, in modern terminology, maybe just an occasional table.
It is not oak and sure does look like it could be the Indonesian "plantation mahogany". Better pics might help us to sort this out.
Looks quite a bit like pine but doubt pine would be used as a veneer.
Yep, modern Chinese import.
Pic is not sufficient for analyzing but gut reaction says 20th century.
I have no problem with a circa 1920 date on this, though those sides are a bit bothersome. Really would expect some kind of inset panel. Almost...
Really, more pictures are needed but my first reaction is Mexican or South American as well.
Looks good to me!
Would go more with a late 19th century date with that Eastlake hardware.
Our collective shop has been open almost continuously with on-line sales only at first and now business as usual with masks since end of June....
Doesn't really matter if it is Weiman or not. Lots of companies made similar. Value would be minimal either way. Value in my semi-rural...
Not a printer's typeset tray cabinet. More the nuts and bolts cabinet or similar. Is the cabinet made of plywood? If so, 20th century. Knobs...
I am on board with the $50-100.00 estimate. Sadly, not worth more without a top. Might try craigslist or facebook marketplace to sell locally.
Do you have the top? Not much value without a top but of value to someone who can make one.
Looks like a painting to me. Diagonal lines look like canvas texture. Can't tell age without seeing back but don't think terribly old.
Thritto.... modern import
Agree with Ghopper but can add a couple points. Look how squared off the back is, as are the timbers that make up the back and arms. Period...
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