I also thought French and think these a pretty good find.
Agree with Johnny about this being 70s or so. Therefore, not antique, nor 80 years old. I think You got a reasonable deal. You might see it a...
Have not ever seen those, nor do I find another pair in a quick search. I assume they are all iron? If so, would think late 19th to early 20th...
Would have thought wash tub bench but the differential heights on the legs doesn't make much sense. Suppose it could still be if designed for a...
Thanks. Have nothing more and don't think it is for blood-letting. Odd how there is variation in how the pins are made.
Looks like a factory or decorative painting to me and M. Gates may not be a real person.
The video is all well and good but it really doesn't show details of the item. I would particularly like to see a detailed photo of the flat end...
Always felt the hammered aluminum to be under-valued. I think yours to be older but kind of run-of-the-mill in design. Best pieces are designed...
Very cool ---- 1970s Spanish revival meets brutalist. I would look to CA or Mexico for maker but really have no idea.
Likely bronze finish on white metal. While identical, when placed at opposite ends of books, you will see opposite sides. Here is a pair. Like...
Circa 1870 walnut. Part of the renaissance revival furniture of the era but more of a cottage sub-type. Often see these with acorn or leaf...
Looks like a block print to me.
There are currently over 600 listings for brass ring pulls on ebay. Have a look.........
Rarely does a piece of furniture have a nice clear finish like this after 80 years or so. Also, the way the door shows the light and dark...
Agree with the others. Worth what you can get someone to pay for it. For a small piece like that, under $10.00.
Circa 1920 with a walnut finish. However, it really appears to be a more non-descript wood such as birch that has been stained a walnut color....
Looks right for the time period but would like to see construction details for sure. I don't know about the cut-outs at the bottom but the cut...
Not really my area of expertise but the fabric makes me think 19th century Italian Renaissance. Just as likely that it is English. Possibility...
This ad for a table asserts that the company was in business from 1890-1929. Not sure how reliable that is since the first article I posted is...
Found this little bit where Wm. Niemann died in 1911. It said he was associated with the Niemann and Weinhardt Table Co. for several years but...
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