I would guess 1930s,but I cant recall ever seeing a top appear smaller than the pedestal. It almost looks like a marriage,though its obviously not.
If you were near me Id take it in a heartbeat ! Lovely. However,younger folks just dont collect all the stuff it would take to fill it so they...
Lovely quality and a great size. Very usable.
Its very hard to tell but my knee jerk reaction is a later copy of an Empire chandelier. Its lovely.Closer pics would help once you get it.
This was informative..https://www.figurines-sculpture.com/porcelain-mark-query-crown-over-s.html
I recently sorta helped a guy identify a small cast iron stove as a caboose stove and it amazed me how much he sold it for. If you can firmly...
Welcome Curls . It sure looks like a hobbyist piece to me.
As a devout 80s lover,I drool !
The mark reminds me of a cross of Lorraine,maybe French ? I love it as well!
Mass produced 1920s-30s .I always call it Faux Tudor,but Im sure its another term.It looks great oiled up.
99% sure these are modern copies from China.
Id guess renaissance revival,circa 1870s. Great piece!
Cant help but I LOVE it ! What is on the top? Is that animals,flora? Cant really tell from the pic.
Are these out of that cabinet ? I still think they look Chinese.I think they are adorable.
Personally,I like the spoon! Its quirky. I remember way back when being able to buy pieces of eight at Mel Fishers museum in Key West. I had a...
I wonder if its one of those that had a little decanter and shot glasses inside?
Welcome, you young whippersnapper ! :)
Id guess the chairs are 1880s-1900 and Im also guessing the marquetry was done by a loving grandfather (or grandmother!) about the same time....
I think the "96" on that tag is the year of manufacture.
Clear bottom shot please.
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