Looks like the correct spelling is Harrtil. Here is a label [IMG] Not a company I am familiar with but seems to be a correct attribution....
Thanks! Looks very very close. That pinterest post links to a worthpoint entry calling this a "Mid Century Hartil Glass Harrachov Milan Metelak...
About 6" tall. Polished bottom. No marks. This is the only picture I have. Couldn't find any quite like this. Not sure about keywords to use....
Agree with the above assessment. Here in the US, chairs needing upholstery regardless of quality are worth little to nothing. Once upholstered,...
Agree, too large for tea. Cellarette makes a lot more sense. Would think last quarter of the 19th century.
The prices on the couple items linked are unrealistic. A search on ebay for Goberg shows that most items do not sell and few exceed $200.00....
Obviously not in the US so my experience may not translate well to these. Would generally think 60s or later, possibly much later.
Not exactly Mission style. More Spanish revival. Would like to see the decking, top and bottom. Construction details and those phillips screws...
Agree with an 1870s date. Style is Renaissance Revival.
Johnny has got this right. Little different form and a bit nicer than we normally see.
Have one of these in storage that I was not able to sell for even $25.00 :(
Am quite familiar with Goberg and this is not a piece I have seen before. Unfortunately, Goberg is underappreciated. Would expect an advanced...
Pattern is in the stone. This is the closest comparable I could find as to size and color. A bit smaller than mine at 8.25" dia. and, of course,...
Picked this up at the thrift for $5.00. About 10" diameter. Think it is probably serpentine. Anyone confirm? Chinese? Thought it was plastic...
Thanks for the additional pics. I think we are seeing 19th century construction. Most likely from the 3rd quarter of the century based on the...
Sorry I am late to the party. Circa 1900 Late Victorian Golden Oak period entry hall mirror or, possibly, the top of a hall tree/bench....
Can we get a look at the top head on, the back, drawer bottom from outside, and a look at the carcass underneath without the drawer in?
Finally got around to addressing this thread. Of course, I can't pick just one. Contrary to what I usually post, none of these are from the...
Agree with Bakersgma. The small backsplash trim generally indicates a dining room piece. I tend to think of a sideboard as smaller than a...
Daniel is right on. Oak secondary wood indicates English in origin. True age will take more pictures and more expertise than I can provide.
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