It is modern. The base is a spelter reproduction of well known Tiffany base. The shade does not match any old examples that I know of.
I would use a walnut restor-a-finish before waxing. Will put some color back in the scuffs and scratches.
Spanish revival. Possibly as early as 1930. Could be quite a bit later. Is that real caning or press-in?
Interesting piece. Think circa 1860. Might best be termed Late Classical but transitioning into renaissance revival. Mahogany.
I think more 60s into early 70s.
Agree. Piece is pretty modern. Think some kind of import from the last 40 years.
Great information about the use of wood panels. The wood panel is why I thought this could be older. Did not expect the Pre-Raphaelites to be...
Could be patinated brass or bronze. I would try a deep scratch on the underside of the base. If silver = spelter. yellow = brass or bronze, with...
Something about this looks very familiar. I get a Pre-Raphaelite vibe from this, though it could very well be older than that movement. A quick...
Furniture like this has been made for a lot of years. With those coins, I think 50s-60s is as good a bet as any. Similar without coins is still...
Certainly very similar to the Larkin rocker in the other thread. Whether a variation by them or made by someone else, I don't know. I think an...
Ditto what Ghopper1924 said. Something about the feet says possibly not original to me.
Agree with the 50s-60s date and does appear to be natural cherry. Doesn't really matter much who made it. Just good solid used furniture with...
In my Midwest market, I could not sell these at any price. In a large city or in California, you might tap in to the Hollywood Regency market.
Here is a picture of a pair very similar to the ones I had. This is from 1st dibs and now sold. The Dutch seller believed them to be French so...
I once had a pair of English aesthetic period candlesticks circa 1890 that were very similar in form but embellished with insects. Consequently,...
Have no problem with the earlier date on this. Would have been a bit old fashioned by 1870.
Not really anything I am familiar with. Could see how this could be Anglo-Indian. I am a bit puzzled by the darker wood structure underneath...
These are walnut
Don't think this one is Old Hickory but in the same style. More generically, termed Adirondack style. Could be as early as the 30s and doubt any...
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