I920s give or take. Arts and crafts or just as much at home in a Tudorbethan environment. ;) Likely American or English in origin.
If not Pairpoint, it ought to be ;)
I think Continental. French, Austrian, or Belgium come to mind. More secessionist than arts and crafts in my opinion.
Think probably recovered. Could be later if Italian, as I think they made this overstuffed furniture well in to the 60s. Usually see more of a...
LOL! ---- 20th century.
20s-30s and possibly Italian but suppose could be American. Hard to say what the style is.
Odd thing. Think it has some age (First half of 29th century?). Some kind of one-off construction, as opposed to factory built. Can't imagine the...
Can't add much more. Might pin this a bit closer to 1880, give or take. Valuation of 1K would be ambitious in my Midwest neck of the woods but...
Think European. Belgium? French?
I also think more like 1880s. Could see Belgium, France, or Holland as the source.
Federal style card table. Can't tell if it is a period example or not. That edge detailing makes me think not.
50s-60s colonial revival. Definitely not a Russel Wright design.
Antique Pembroke table. Might be a tad later than Regency period but certainly a 19th century antique. Did you buy this in England? Hard to...
1940s-50s seems about right and likely not American. English? Really doesn't matter much who made it. Evaluate it based on style, construction,...
I also think probably a corn sheller but some pics of the whole thing will be needed to confirm. For the future, put some kind of reference in...
Agree, an odd rendition of a Roseville Luffa form with applied lilies. Certainly recent and Asian in origin. Here is the original Luffa vase it...
Agree with the others. Think these would clean up considerably without too much effort. Also agree that there is fair value in the bakelite...
I am downstate IL and would try to sell something like this in the $350.00 range. Might end up having to take considerably less, as this type of...
Definitely 100 years old. A beveled mirror would be the way to go if not cost prohibitive and doing it for yourself.
Likely Belgian in origin but impossible to say much more beyond that unless there are some records related to the retailer that could be...
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