Very 60s. Little value, though some Hollywood Regency decorators might find it appealing.
Would say Victorian circa 1880
Neither have much value. The first since newer and common. The second due to condition. Not sure what it is, but looks interesting.
I, also, would call this a music stand. Am wondering if this might be Spanish in origin or from some other Latin county but agree that it could...
Mexico and pretty modern.
First pot is an import. Likely Middle Eastern. The second is Gregorian Copper. 50s-60s
Found this blog that explains colonial revival Chinese Chippendale corner chairs. It shows a chair that bears some similarities but has different...
The decoration is not Chinese but the basic form is. The wood and constructin also looks to be typical for Chinese chairs.
My grandfather's name was Emerald. His sister was Beryl.
Interesting. Maybe Chinese for the Western market?
Preserving the paper is kind of a lost cause, though I could see it lacquered in place. Whether or not it would actually be durable over time,...
Chest is a circa 1875 walnut renaissance revival piece. Is there a mirror above those candle stands? Think 40s-50s on the desk. Mahogany veneer.
When you see those black lauan backs, buy only if for your own decorative purposes.
Looks like press-in caning so not as old as you might think. Finish is deteriorated so hard to tell wood. Maybe mahogany or something stained to...
Most likely student work
Old leather bound trunks are often referred to as stagecoach trunks whether they ever saw a stagecoach or not. They tend to be smaller than the...
This is basically a T-back, though a bit of an exaggerated form. Most are pretty straight across the top. This one has a bit of an art nouveau...
No more than $200.00 here in our shop in central IL. If someone worked hard to get it in that condition, I can see why they would want more.
Think late 19th or early 20th century. Could be Thonet or a knock off.
Have no explanation for the marble lining other than maybe because they could.... to make it more deluxe.
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