Good week of picking here. Things are from the thrift stores unless mentioned otherwise. First here are the lamp shades that were on the pair...
I think you have done your homework and agree with your findings. Take a look at this rocker on RL. More importantly, look at the reference page...
Helpful but not inclusive.
You could sand and stain to get a better look but it is a pretty easy job to splice in veneer for a small area like this. I would not remove the...
It's an oak typewriter desk :meh: Kidding aside, these were made by a lot of companies and you probably won't be able to identify the maker...
Would think that price on the money for NYC.
Teens-20s. Not familiar with the company but found this article. I would take the line about high values with a grain of salt. Even in this,...
All three beads are 19th century with the rope bed being early part. The other two are more like 1870 give or take. The rope bed has been...
Looks like walnut to me.
These need frames to have value. If you take the time and $$ to frame them, you may have lost your profit margin. Here in semi-rural Midwest we...
If this is true, it is going to be impossible to date this with any certainty. That saw mark is from a wide circular saw and puts this to mid...
I can't read the signature but an antique one would likely be unsigned. I just don't see the quality or apparent age signs for this to be...
Look at the hand-cut dovetails on those drawers. This is not from the 1920s.
In my semi-rural Midwest location, we would be lucky to get $150.00 at retail. It would sell for 1/3 to 1/2 that at auction or other wholesale...
Not art nouveau, which would be from an earlier period and different stylistically. The decoration on the skirt is more art deco than anything....
Doubt it is so much a hidden drawer as much as it is an expansion table. The top should flip open to create a table twice the size. Circa 1930...
I would tend to think Austrian tobacco jar but very well could be German.
Early 19th century would make this 200 years old. I don't see anywhere near 200 years of age to this. It is a nice table and hand carved but...
Large office or library desk but have no idea what the cubbies are for. Has good age to it. Maybe 1870s.
I really like this. Style of the decoration suggests 20s or so Chinese.
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