More likely 20s-30s
Believe what the tooling depicts is the double headed eagle used as a symbol in Eastern Europe. Most notably, as the symbol of the...
Wow! Could build a house around that cabinet.
Can't add anything to the excellent information already provided. Agree with the early to mid 19th century dating.
I would leave as-is. That damage on the top kills most of the value so not worth putting any more into it.
Reasonably good. Worth a shot on ebay if you can keep price plus shipping reasonable IMHO.
I am still getting a "From across-the-pond" Arts and crafts period vibe from this. Would make it late 19th or early 20th century in origin.
Might depend on where you are. Would be a hard sell in my neck of the woods (Midwest farm country) If in ranch country or mountain areas, could...
I was thinking Mexico but have no real knowledge about this beyond gut reaction.
Assume you have seen this..... https://mecox.com/shop/antiques/office-antiques/vintage-metal-small-partners-desk/ Would think there are not too...
Anyone know how to make links to ebay items with this new XXX@#%* ebay. Can't even search by item number :(:mad:
A lot of newer pottery replicating old lines began appearing with these white sharp stilt marks several years ago. The glazes also appear to be a...
Agree 40s-50s kitchen table
Looks more arts and crafts period to me. Need more pictures.
It is modernist. I find a Maxine Marshall doing modernist cityscapes but don't think it is her. This is just as likely a factory painting.
Definitely has some age to it. Determining whether 18th or 19th century is beyond the scope of these pictures.
Circa 1920. Wouldn't think it American but with Satinwood in English, it could be. Otherwise, English. A look at secondary woods in the drawers...
I am thinking 40s-50s.
No reason to believe it is anything but this IMHO
Circa 1920, American, walnut veneers with solids stained to match.
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