I am pretty well versed in the A&C movement and have not seen anything like this attributed. Makes me think it may be continental in origin where...
Looking through those sold examples, I find none exactly like yours in a full size. Value is going to depend on where you are and how you are...
Pegged tenons. Also think this a later piece than the arts and crafts period it emulates. There was a bit of a revival of this type of furniture...
This looks like it could be the real deal. I would not do anything to this until you know what you have. Assuming it to be real, all you would...
I think this is better than $4.00 but not terribly valuable. I would probably price it $12-15.00 in my shop.
Reproduction. The G that looks more like a Y is the first clue.
What is the size?
Would not call the first arts and crafts/prairie but, rather, a rustic trestle table. You also sometimes see this furniture with the edges sanded...
Don't think it is factory art but amateur. The odd composition makes me think it may have been painted from a photograph.
Material inside is not original.
Don't know what your bed frame looks like but here are some sold on liveauctioneers..........
Think 40s is about right. Style was popular post-war, on in to the 50s.
You can find such items everywhere. The trick is diligence and knowledge. Knowing more than the people selling is what will put you ahead.
I think the 1830s-40s date is about right. This is a transitional so-called Empire (Pillar and Scroll) piece, as the top looks to be more Federal...
Pics not focused well enough to tell for sure. If I had to guess, mahogany. If so, could be either US or GB.
I also think doll bed. A lot of such toy/doll furniture gets misidentified as salesman's samples since they are worth more. I would not trust...
We are seeing some solid maple furniture in very good condition selling without paint here in the Midwest. Doesn't sell for a lot but there are...
20s-30s is about right.
Looks to be 50s Colonial revival style. Likely Maple. Don't think Salem is the company but some other designation.
Um..... need to see the piece.
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