Since the metalwork is American, might this be Steuben Aurene? The bottom looks right for it. Seems I also remember some with scratched numbers.
Do you have any provenance on this? I am getting the feeling that this is a newer table and not the antique it appears to be. Some pictures of...
Doesn't look a day older than 150 to me! Sorry about the joke but we really can't evaluate this from this one picture. Based on this and only...
Would think circa 1900. Value will probably depend on whether real leather or faux to some extent. Here are leather photo albums that sold on...
Containing costs is imperative. By far my primary expense in the brick and mortar aspect of my business is rent (Group shop so that includes...
Haven't really seen any changes of late here locally. The market is pretty much dead. No one cares about age or provenance any more. It is all...
I do think redwood or something closely related. The lighter part was the live outside edge of the tree when it was cut. Here is a live edge...
You may be right. I am coming from a Midwest American perspective. Have seen these marketed as servers here but they may be, indeed, considered...
Value may depend on how clean you can get that glass. I think this is easily a $100.00 item or more if you can get it clean and the seals are...
Opium smokers? Looks like the one has already partaken and his friend is supporting him. The quality is good but not the best. Could be older...
Probably English and agree that it is a server. Can't see details enough to tell age. Also agree that this looks like it is missing a top. A...
Possibly as early as the 20s or as late as the 50s. I think it is probably a liquor decanter. I've not seen this before. No marks?
Just saw your vase over in PGP . Double wow! Either piece are find-of-the-year type of thrift store items. To get both together is astounding.
The form and pattern looks like Sicard but I have not seen a bottom like that on Sicard before. Jacques Sicard came from France where he worked...
Could also be called a pinned exposed Tenon joint. On face value this looks to be an antique from Mexico or Southwest US. Either way, a...
Great thrift store buy!
Very well could be Japanese or Chinese in a Japanese style. .... or even Korean. They do a lot of furniture with applied decoration.
Humidor with cigar lighter.
I think you are OK for an asking price. This is particularly true if you have leaves for the table. As Komo said, it gives you a bit of room to...
Not sure what this would be called in Chinese but it is basically a curio cabinet. I don't think this is terribly old but a lot of work certainly...
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