Beautiful! I would oil it. Here in the US we have a product called Watco Danish oil that is a penetrating oil for use on teak. You could make a...
Circa 1900 late Victorian and the wood is oak.
Turn of the century iron bed. Antiques not much in fashion now and the 3/4 size keeps value down. Think it is worth about what you paid for it....
Certainly has a good look but not enough information to tell anything. Should think there would be a signature on a quality bronze such as this....
Hard to tell with this stuff. Seems to have some age but quality of the carving makes me think this is no older than Mid last century ..... if...
I also think 80s or so. Nice looking set.
I think all 1920s. Would think the table English as suggested. Can't tell abut the other pieces. What little wood I can really see looks like oak.
Fine as long as it looks good. Think a home should look like it has evolved over time. Mix things up pretty liberally when decorating. Am not a...
Interesting. Circa 1890 aesthetic piece. Could be American or European. Something about the top rail at the right doesn't seem right....
Yep..... 40s English or Continental in origin.
At that size, would think this has to have been made for some type of commercial use lost to history.
Think Davey is spot-on with this. Likely English. Rather than mixed woods, wonder if it has been selectively stripped/refinished.
Believe this to be a modern décor item. Saw similar in the big-box stores in the last 10 years.
Would say 1920s. Not finding a lot on the company. Had a showroom and sales office in NYC and seemed to be a fairly high end maker.
Do think documents rather than records. Looks mid to late 19th century. Would like to see drawer construction. Wood looks beech to me. Elm is...
Would think India and appear to have some age to them. Maybe mid 20th century, give or take
Ditto the above. Is it missing a leg?
Looks to be mixed woods. In the second pic, the inset panel looks like dark stained oak. The framing around it looks more like beech with a...
Very well could be olive wood. Also looks a bit like elm. If such things were commonly made in olive wood, I think it more likely. I also...
Would think fairly modern Italian. Watered down French styling...... basic form but without the details.
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