Just conjecture but the page notations on the back make me think that these were possibly used as illustrations in a book.
It is oak with quartersawn oak veneer on the top piece (the striped part). In my neck of the woods (semi-rural Midwest), $200.00 would be a...
Cute tile. Obviously modern studio.
I think just decoration. Nice frame!
The shelf is quite attractive but I don't believe it to be terribly old. The quality of the carving is not as good as one would expect for an...
Furniture styles at very much fashion based. Your table is part of what is known as the golden oak period of furniture which runs from about...
Clutteredcloset is spot-on. 1890-1910 is the probable time period of production. I do think it once belonged to a dresser. Here is a similar...
[IMG] Bev aka thelmasstuffWell-Known Member New "I think they're called Pembroke tables" I always thought Pembroke tables were smaller work...
As you can see by the discrepancy above, value is dependent on location and selling venue. What might be 175-250 in a nice shop in a larger city...
Have no reason to believe that the painting is not late 19th century. Those patented corners show up fairly frequently. They are an aid to...
Helped me ... LOL! Yamamoto Shoun - Bridge and mountains in winter. Circa 1930 https://ukiyo-e.org/image/artelino/32814g1
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Lots of prints on canvas.
I think what you are seeing as 710, actually reads OIL. Looks like a pretty generic baitcasting reel from the 50s or so. The plastic case makes...
Looks like some kind of print to me. There is a signature lower right. Can't quite make it out. What does it say? Steven Koyse? Royse?
Looks like factory art to me as well.
Turn of the century press backs. Can't tell if that is real caning or the press-in type. With the age of these, would think real caning.
.... and that is the status of antique furniture these days. Few people care much about it any more. :(
Value is really dependent on where you live and how you are selling. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, you would see this at about $150.00...
Clutteredcloset is right on as to date. This is Empire revival furniture, not to be confused with early 19th century Empire period furniture....
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