Would call it a buffet with hutch top. Circa 1900.
Circa 1875 walnut renaissance revival dresser.
Not by our convention but do see this on old Continental furniture frequently.
Missed the part about a 4 figure price tag :eek: With the damage (cracking and gesso loss), I would be hard pressed to see this bringing even a...
Might be older. Those wide radius saw marks seen on the backing would not have been made here in the US much in to the 20th century. Who knows...
Not a form I am familiar with. I do think 20th century and mass produced. Would think pre-WWII but not as early as 1900, so likely between the...
Think both are factory art.
Think drawer bottom is a replacement..... or do they all look like this?
Also agree, Cairoware. Search of this term should bring up similar.
In what parallel universe? Would be very lucky to get $40.00 if in excellent condition in my market.
I am thinking a bit earlier.... teens-20s.
I think a circa 1930 dining chair. Part of a set. Some Spanish influence but no pure style.
I also think factory. Frame is late 70s-80.
Following a hunch from a memory dredge, I found this..... https://www.etsy.com/listing/614345017/vintage-glass-cigar-humidor-vintage
Have seen these before. Never took them to be a refrigerator dish.
Also circa 1900 golden oak period. Just a step up in model from the other one. Many companied made good, better, best lines. In the case of...
With that spoon carving, might be just a tad earlier. Circa 1880 I would say.
Circa 1930. I don't see anything that a good cleaning and oiling won't fix. The recommendation above is a good one but there are other products...
Circa 1910 mahogany veneer serpentine front dresser. Think the staples were just added.
Your buffet is typical 40s mahogany Sheraton style. Your table and chairs appear to be later. Maybe 70s or later to my eye. They want to be...
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