Agree with James, and circa 1850. Would think no more than $300.00 most places but restoration ought to be worth something if actually perfect....
We had something similar here once that was more Empire in style. I want to say maybe Swedish? Think this a bit later and Victorian.
With those metal paw feet, 1940s-50s for sure. Sincerely doubt that this could be restored without major effort, nor would I think it worth doing...
Totally missed the part about the OP thinking this was real silver ….. No way No how.
Original origin may have been Danish but believe this one probably was made in India. Saw these in import stores several years back. Popular at...
Reproduction of a spool cabinet …. Here is a real one. [ATTACH]
Maybe Iznik?
Went with 20th century on the tilt-top since the top appears to be made from more than one board. Suppose it could be late 19th century. Taking...
Can confirm that the top is not original to the buffet. Believe the end table is as made and circa 1900. Sofa table also appears as made since I...
Forgot about the long table pictured in front of the window. Something odd about this one as well. The top look like it is from a circa 1930...
The table with the fiddlehead legs is odd. Any indication there was ever a shelf? How are the legs attached? A pic of the underside might help.
If a significant lamp, rewire with new cloth cord. Otherwise, use modern materials. People want lamps that work. Rewiring is not a problem....
First piece and the bed are renaissance revival circa 1870. Don't believe the mirror is original to the sideboard. Too small and later in...
Not a Bel Geddes design. Value is really what your market will bear. As you found, refinished to bare metal in NYC or Chicago, they can bring...
Appears to be an art nouveau period furniture mirror. Could have come off a vanity or, possibly, a sideboard.
Think a tad later ….. Edwardian. More likely mahogany than cherry or lesser wood stained to mimic mahogany.
Could be Fenton. Had similar swirled shades that were.
When we say fairly modern around here, it still could mean 50-70 years of age. Anything post-1950 is fairly modern when it comes to furniture....
Agree that this is not antique but am having problem pinning down era. Don't think it is American.
Looks fairly modern to me. Not sure that jute seat would be original but could be if a modern import.
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