As noted, this is 20th century. A lot of this type of thing is being made in Egypt these days. The intricacy and quality on this is nicer than...
Can we see the whole thing from the front? I am thinking an import that might not be as old as you might think. Maybe made from old wood.
I guess the Campbell's kids are not readily recognizable to a few younger generations. It seemed they attempted to bring them back at one point...
If you unscrew the thumb screw, it looks like the plate it is attached to should hinge up to release the shaft.
Probably for some kind of scientific or trade instrument that needed protection and portability when not in use. There are any number of such...
The two screws are just to attach the metal assemblage to the frame. The thumb screws should tighten the plate against the shaft enough to keep...
This is not Heywood Wakefield but there are certainly similarities. It also, unfortunately, will not approach the value of Heywood Wakefield.
circa 1940 is right on for this. Late art deco or sometimes called art moderne, though this is a bit pedestrian for the style.
Looks like you have 3 pieces from a c. 1910 parlor set. Has some elements of the empire revival style popular at the time but maybe just best...
In looking at the enlargement of the floral detail, I can see that this is a transfer print and not hand painted. I doubt this is terribly old....
If these are what I think they are, they are decorator items from the 90s or later. Were in the gift/import stores back then. Similar to this?...
I am leaning toward newer from an unfinished furniture line. However, that lock seems to have some age. Of course it could have been added....
Shop display stand would be my best guess.
Look like newer old style casters. They are available new these days. Here from Home Depot.........
This is a newer decorative piece from China. Have seen similar at Hobby Lobby, etc.
I have four 901s Series II that I need to re-foam. Doubt I will ever get to it in my lifetime. They have nice walnut cabinets and are in good...
Gorgeous bed. I think it is a good thing no one was murdered in it. Would think the provenance enhances the value in this instance.
While Ethan Allen made rockers like this, so did many other companies. It is a reproduction of a comb-back Windsor rocker with some liberties in...
Just ran across this old house forum where my great grandparent's home in Seymour, IN is featured. It is an interesting example of Queen Anne...
Not sure that these are the kind of Turner prints that people seek. Too mainstream. They go more for the 50s stylized stuff.
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