I also think champlevé. May be Japanese in origin.
Would think 40s or so. The press-in caning is a later invention so can't be terribly old.
Circa 1875 walnut. Style is renaissance revival. Value is way off on these. We would struggle to get even $100.00 here in my Midwest location....
I would have passed these by as well. I would not have enough resale upside in these to make them worthwhile, despite the ability to sell in a...
Think this is 1930s or so and from across the pond. The coloration of the drawer vs. the rest is a bit confusing. Not sure what is going on...
The name is more likely the owner.
Agree with Ghopper. Circa 1890.
Clutteredcloset got this. Modern Indonesian.
It would be the so-called plantation mahogany. If you want your mind boggled........
Based on these pics, it looks right to me but could see how this could be modern Indonesian based on the all mahogany construction. Pics are...
If silver is tarnished, there is no intact coat of lacquer on it. Either it was incomplete, deteriorated over time, or was previously removed.
This holds true for handmade 200 year old antiques..... Not so much for modern mass produced furniture. These were originally finished with a...
30s for so for sure. Those drawer pulls, if sold off separately, could be worth more than the complete chest.
This is pretty typical. Dining sets can be had here for less than $50.00. We buy them and sell them under $300 at retail (Sometimes well under)...
Polish the silver carefully but not the bronze. The bronze has an applied patina that you do not want to polish off.
Agree oak circa 1910. As suggested some kind of brass plate pull would be the original. The first example flipper showed is spot-on. The...
Answered in private messages but thought would add my thoughts here as well. I don't think this is a toy, nor does it match the replica models...
Not sure what parallel universe that is in :rolleyes:. Also think more likely 40s-50s. Can't even see it getting $300.00 in immaculate...
Maybe English? The form looks 30s but the color makes me think later. Probably not worth refinishing. Would be tempted to do something that...
40s-50s quasi-Chippendale style. Can't tell if mahogany or just stained to mimic mahogany (leaning toward the latter). Does seem to be solid...
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