A lot of reproductions have hit the market in the last 20 years. I can't tell if yours is old or not. Here is an article that may help you sort...
May very well be a radio table with built in speaker. The radio would have sat on top rather than have been built in. Like this (Not Berkey and...
Here in the US in the 18th century, lobster was considered unfit for most consumption. Indentured servants revolted against eating it and it was...
1970s ... Mediterranean style.
My understanding is that these have little value in The UK. Some of the members from there can probably confirm.
Value really depends on where you are and how selling. This would be a difficult sale for me here in the Midwest US due to size. I assume it...
Modern import by my thinking.
Agree with the others so not much to add. Likely American. Refinished and I see you have some hardware to find. Machine cut dovetails
Not sure what I would call it other than a late Victorian (or just as likely Edwardian) pastiche, vaguely based on a Windsor chair. Looks to be...
Think this may be modern Indonesian but painting still a shame.
30s or so European wardrobe. Mahogany.
Pretty much in agreement with the rest. Think 1850 too early and 1880 may be a little late, so splitting the difference at about 1865 or so....
Some sold as dim sum carts
Picture is too dark to tell much but appears to be Chinese.
Not oak and I don't think walnut. Looks like something more non-descript with a walnut stain. Maybe birch if American or beech if European.
English oak circa 1930.
..... and at 8:00 in the morning I am way too lazy to follow your link and watch a video. :sour:
… or nuts.
English oak sideboard circa 1930. (Obviously with court cupboard influence ;))
Also think 30s-40s and definitely a record cabinet.
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