The one on the left is: L'Odalisque, Harmonie Bleue
That is crazy money. Think this might have been as much as $1K new but used it would be worth a fraction of that. If it is a serious offer, take...
Here are a few that have sold........
Why is this important? It is a sink. It is not like it is a rare antique of exceptional value where the maker and provenance will impart huge value.
Not all that old. Corner sinks were big in the 80s and kind of fell out of fashion after that. I am sure they are still made. Just not all that...
Would think 60s-70s and likely Italian.
1880 is about right. Transitional piece between Renaissance Revival and Eastlake styles. Anything that needs upholstery has very little value....
As others said, waterfall from the 30s of walnut veneer. Condition is everything on these. If veneer is missing and not easily repaired, it is a...
I also think camp stool. The luggage holders are a bit larger and just have straps instead of canvas. Agree with Cheryl's time frame.
The very bottom looks like wood to me. The horizontal crack there shows where it is joined to the rest. Otherwise, this does look like it could...
Value really depends on where you are. Here in my semi-rural Midwest US location, maybe $25-40.00 each in good upholstered condition at retail....
Circa 1930, oak. Probably from an English dining set.
Kind of a mixture of styles. Sheraton and Hepplewhite are closely related and their styles would be considered as Federal on this side of the...
After getting this loaded here, I was able to do an image search. While I was not able to find the exact image just yet, the style and signature...
Picked up this lg. serigraph of a bird in a landscape the other day at a very reasonable price. It is signed, numbered, dated 1956, and titled....
If you look inside the door, you will see natural finish with shading sprayed at the perimeter. This is probably what it looked like all over...
This is a bedroom armoire. Circa 1930 and probably not American. I am kind of getting a Dutch vibe from this but could be from surrounding...
I would get zero interest in the upholstered goods here in my semi-rural Midwest location. Doubt anyone would even want them curb-side for free....
The proper way to fix it would be to remove the back and re-mount the mirror. I think you will find wood glue-blocks in there that may have come...
That is different. Is it ginkgo or spruce? When I said pick up, I meant buy. I haven't picked any off the land though saw some huge pieces...
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