Late 19th century. No real identifiable style other than Victorian.
It is a nice one. Circa 1900 oak. Values are down but still should be worth over $500.00 at retail (Time was, it was a $1500.00 piece). Depends...
I also think Belgian.
Would think 30s-40s. Hard to tell from these pics but really just looks to need some minimal sprucing.
I see a cord but where is there a light? Think these are hobby decorated and bought as ceramic greenware (Or might they be chalk?). Initials...
Given fairly close proximity to the NYC metro area, I could see this priced $200-300.00 at retail (maybe more in a very fancy shop with the right...
Have seen shallow drawer silverware chests for flatware but none with these vertical files. Also, chests for flatware are usually lined.
To muddy the waters further, one of the main early importers of Mata Ortiz pottery to the US was Casa Grande Imports.
Thought this might be the case. They may have been new or nearly new when you got them. These were very popular in the late 80s and early 90s.
Would think an early to mid 19th century date to be correct. Wood is mahogany. Any signs this once had a top?
Looks like office furniture to me but could see this for records and sheet music if the size is right. Value will depend on where and how you...
Looked at several Robt. Johnson artists and was unable to come up with a match. I think this rather nice and worthy of more research.
How long have you had them?
Can't really tell anything from these pics. The corner blocks are a poor attempt at repair.
Have not seen any quite like this either. Would think 40s. Where and how is the lamp stem attached? Can't really tell from your photos.
Doesn't really matter who made this. It is desirable on its own merits.
I am sure there would be a market for this. Would make good decoration or turned sideways could be a bed headboard.
Agree with the 30s date and English oak. Not arts and crafts but sort of art deco with a nod toward some historical precedence with those...
Last part is a year ..... 1995?
Victorian and it does seem to be walnut, though some pieces look a little plain for walnut. I get a bit of an Italian renaissance revival vibe...
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