Oak
I am betting it's the finish that has turned dark over the years. Easy to find out with a dab of solvent on an inconspicuous spot LOL, Yep,...
Yeah can, you can really see the canopy now which is interesting and unusual. It's an attractive bed.
Yeah, could be made there, there are several different styles (tudor, elizabethan) in this tester bed and the open fret work on the ceiling/canopy...
And, let's not forget the somewhat famous Bird chest [ATTACH] And my bird chest where the birds decided to FLY AWAY! Ditto Fleur de Lis! [ATTACH]
Yep, is ancient. It was a favored symbol when America switched from pilgrim style joined furniture with shallow relief carving (which often had...
No problem, glad you found it interesting. I have no clue at all about pottery and very little interest as well but, MAD has some clever writers...
Me Too! I have a feeling this little guy is headed back across the pond very soon.
John Bartlam teapot to be sold next month in England, it's in pretty rough shape so estimate is low considering. Bartlam was a potter in...
Yeah, i like him too, thing is it seems almost everybody was making these corner chairs around 1900 or so and unless someone like a Bugatti made...
Yeah, i really don't think it matters much value wise when chair was made if out of period unless by a famous maker like this Bugatti piece Here...
Yep, renaissance revival, was never painted.
Not a clue. It's a corner chair or roundabout chair which were popular in england & america in the 18th century during the queen anne &...
Agrees, very nice and functional now. Although these stands were made by the millions and most don't have great value, still a very good looking...
Sheraton, mid 19th century light stand, now referred to as a work stand.
I'd say that's probably correct. The ball feet are william & mary, the bow front was popular in the federal period, late victorians would often...
Agrees, condition is important with most antique furniture and, looking at pics of this piece, it seems in very good condition.
Yep, agree with all above. Your dresser was built in 1st quarter 20th century during america's "golden age of oak". Looks to be in very good...
Yes, i don't doubt it, there is an ocean of old furniture out there that is very high quality by today's standards and selling for a song. The...
Is this an original Stickley rocker? No
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