No. Probably 70s or later based on what I can see. Do you know what they came off of? Size?
Late 19th and early 20th century. Would fit with your 1909 date. For example, here is an old hygrometer in a case with a slip-on top rather than...
OP's piece is 1920s bedroom furniture. Likely a nightstand but need dimensions to confirm.
Hard to tell from these small photos. Looks OK to me other than the possibility of it missing something at the very top.
Precision tool parts sometimes came in such containers as well.
If that is a Rembrandt, the diffuser is the wrong one. If not Rembrandt, it could be the right one. Not all diffusers have dimples/grooves as...
Can't say I know anything definitive about this one. My best guess is first half of the 20th century some time. The jute seat is unusual and,...
I agree, marble.
I am seeing more Spanish revival in this but see how it could fit in any of the decorating schemes mentioned. Might have to paint or strip them to...
I do think the base old. These old wood lamps had fabric shades and today don't have much value. (Had a nicer one sit in our thrift for $40.00...
Your new pic of the signature shows a GP swiped in to the wet ink with a stylus so think the name has to be Palanti.
While there is some similarity to the signature, I am not sure that it or the art matches. I also seem to see G. Nalanti or G. Valanti. Could...
I think this makes him at the forefront of the movement, though it evolved beyond his aesthetic. Perhaps we are just mincing words and have a...
This bears no resemblance to the work that Wright did for Larkin and he had no association with their furniture production. I really don't see...
Am digging a little deeper in to the idea that this is a memorial rocker to the McKinley assassination. Found this ad with the rocker in it from...
The main Spanish elements to this are the decoration on the front of the drawer and, possibly, the flared handles. As James suggests, the form is...
The really old wardrobes generally just had hooks. General use of rods and coat hangers came about later. Greg is correct in thinking the use was...
Made to kook old. Likely from India or, possibly, Indonesia.
I think the date is spot-on. Spanish revival. Condition is not that bad but still not a lot of value. Possibly hotel furniture but not...
About 1890s or so. Late Victorian.
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