Hard to date pieces that have been reupholstered. Based on the lack of detail to the feet, I am thinking 20th century. Could be as early as the...
Similar but looking for others with this unique switch. Think that is the key to finding maker and value. Similar to Laurel but can find none of...
Picked up a pair of these table lamps at the thrift awhile back. Chrome bases with walnut stems and brass accents. They have a unique twisting...
Picked up this tension pole lamp from a local estate. First pic is of it in-situ at the house. It is about 9 ft. tall and, as can be seen, was...
Late to the party but agree that this is a commercial linoleum product.
Not slag. Looks more like it has a color wash over it. kind of like Reuven glass from Israel but one color. Styling and plug says 60s.
Some sort of Eastern import. India, China, Indonesia. Interior form and construction is very similar to an armoire I had from China. Exterior...
Pretty much agree with all the above. Think the wood could be pine rather than poplar but really hard to tell since it is so dried out.
Not sure what it would be worth in your Canadian location but, in my Midwest semi-rural area, under $100.00 in this condition.
More reasonably priced:...
Nice piece. I think James has nailed this. Agree with the dating as well.
Looks old to me. I am not sure about this being a marriage or not. As far as those legs splay out, the base could be for a top of this size....
Would think 20s, give or take.
Not teak. Looks like birch or beech. Similar looking furniture woods often stained to look like other woods. Birch used mostly in North...
Odd thing. Likely from the 40s-50s. Reupholstered at some point.
I am going to disagree with the two opinions above and go with the 30s date. Think machine age late deco period. Suppose such could have been...
Would consider this antique or nearly so. Locks were made the same for a lot of years but this style was pretty much gone by the 30s.
If doing for yourself. If doing for resale, would stick with a traditional seat.
Agree about the shade being French. Maybe a French fixture retro-fitted for American use?
Some replacement seats for antique chairs on ebay.
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