What AJ said …… Often called a Roman Chair. Circa 1890 and appears to be oak. Think England is also a possibility
Can't say I have seen a glass and metal arts and crafts style box quite like this. Something about it says Continental rather than English or...
Have no problem assigning a late 19th century date to this. I can not speak to the tapestry being period to the frame. Based on the quality, I...
Intriguing …. size? Have seen similar small tags on keys used for swimmer's lockers at pools. Made of copper/brass to withstand the immersion...
Would agree with a 30s-40s date on this. Don't see much quartersawn oak on this. The small interior drawers have some, as do some of the...
Nice furniture find this week. Solid mahogany, 6' long, and about 4 1/2' tall. Bought at the Salvation army for $125. Found out it had been...
Could be as early as 1900 but were made for at least a couple decades.
Think this was probably pretty new in the 60s. Could be 50s but doubt any earlier.
I see what you are saying but could have been a set or at least sold together. Have seen a lot of "sets" from this era where the seating is...
1940s-50s office chair from the look of it. In my Midwest location, value would be nil with that rip. Without it, would be lucky to get $25.00.
Circa 1930. Mish-mash of styles and, indeed, walnut. Probably had a matching china cabinet and buffet at one point.
My bad ….. does look like glass in new photos.
Raku fired studio pottery.
Styling is French. Look at the Louis XV and XVI chairs for comparisons. I am not thinking Victorian but more like mid-20th century or later for...
Used to be a padlock collector myself. Would pick them up for $5.00 or less when I found them. Once I got a selection of fairly common ones, I...
I also think 90s or later.
These have been made for decades in various versions. Any plastic parts or all metal?
Circa 1930 art deco. Most often get identified as French but think they were made many places. Belgium, Holland, and England are possibilities...
Would be a hard sell here in my semi-rural Midwest location. Think I would be very lucky to get even $350.00 for the set at retail. Think you...
Found where the original sold here http://www.artnet.com/artists/bernard-buffet/oldsmobile-A3SnmtPXc1vJCX4kCvl9jA2
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