Nice chairs. Kind of hard to peg and I think partially because these are less formal chairs. Maybe meant for kitchen use or in a household of...
Agree with the above -- Circa 1870. The back fabric may be original.
I don't know what you would call a short back chair but it is a circa 1890 aesthetic movement piece in walnut.
I can see why you wanted this so badly and also see why it got away. Some things are just not meant to be, particularly when our pocket book...
That marble top looks correct for the piece and makes it a wash stand. I wonder if the wood top is a replacement or has been turned upside-down....
Would think this is a server from about 1870. It is possible that it is just a base to a taller piece. That top looks like it could be a...
Value is all about the market. There is a market for Kittinger furniture in some locales. Here in our shop, we currently have that exact table...
Generally call large pairs of Asian vases Temple vases. Can't think these are terribly old with that #36 impressed. Also, adjacent clay looks...
would think late 50s-60s with that wiring if original.
Do people want this stuff? I pass it by all the time, thinking it has little value.
Call it goldenrod and it might become more attractive ......
Nice piece. Late 19th century I would think, though some of the UK members might know better. Assume that this breaks apart. That will be the...
Value is really dependent to where you are and how selling. That fabric might be a detriment even though in good condition. This would cost a...
Tea carts usually sell for around $75.00 here in semi-rural Illinois at retail. This one is a bit nicer so maybe you could do better. Also...
Think you got it...... [IMG]
Hialea Izal? Not finding anything under that name or similar.
Yes, tea cart here in the States. I think 50s or later. Wood appears to be some kind of tropical hardwood (maybe cocobolo). Often commonly...
Would guess a fairly competent Sunday painter. Has some charm but is a bit naive.
This probably uses micaceous ink to achieve the effect.
This is pretty dry so I would oil first (coat til it won't take more). Afterwards, a coat of paste wax will add luster and protection.
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