I think more like 30s or early 40s. So-called Art Moderne also sometimes called Streamline Deco. Could be American but those table legs are...
Wood appears to be dry and without finish so can't really tell wood in this state. I get a Southeast Asian feel from these but beyond that can't...
Can't tell if they really match each other from these pics. Typical of turn of the century mass produced American parlor furniture. Would have...
Thanks. This is being represented as Navajo by a dealer and I was certain it is not. Wanted to be able to tell her what it is before talking...
Origin? Approximately 70" x 40" Seems to be cotton. Fairly thin and tightly woven. Some age and wear. Should be able to enlarge photos....
If not this exact chair, have seen very similar. Original designs from Italy in the 90s. Knocked off ever since.
Condition is key to value. I don't see any major losses and the minor ones shown in your photos are fairly acceptable. Here in my market...
Here is a rare surviving paper covered trunk similar to yours. [IMG]
Mid to late 19th century. Would have been covered in leather, oil-cloth, or even paper at the low end.
Compound frame made up of various moldings. Late Victorian.
Doubtful in most markets. Here in the Midwest, we sell similar at retail in good condition at around $50.00, give or take. You may do better (or...
Of course you are right. Just mentioning Victorian due to the extensive use of such feet. It could be earlier but something about the odd style...
The caning would be original. Loose cushions would be used with it.
Not really deco. Claw and ball feet are typically Victorian, though think this circa 1940. Otherwise, styling vaguely French. Think you are...
Nice clock! Clocks are not my area of expertise but styling suggest 1920s. Imagine that it is not particularly important horologically but as...
Can't add much to what the others have said. Circa 1860 is right on. Can't tell wood from these photos but possibly walnut. Think New England...
Not worthless but just used furniture. Maybe $80-100.00 when new. Worth 1/3 - 1/2 used.
Whether or not you can photograph it, what does it say?
Agree. Modern import from Asia somewhere. Indonesia is as good a bet as any.
English oak 1930s. Not terribly valuable. Bought a similar one for $60.00 retail because I liked it and needed it for myself at the time....
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