Reminds me of the center of one of those deeply carved tables with glass tops from Asia. Some early ones were done in the West but the wood on...
While they do look pre-Columbian, they may not necessarily be. Little pottery heads like this are often found in the Middle East, having been...
Turn of the century late Victorian.
It is a later empire revival piece circa 1910.
What about a t-back with a paw foot? Not quite right but closer than benches would be and should be able to be found. [IMG] Some people might...
Not worth a whole lot but can't imagine going through the trouble and expense to veneer. I think it would spruce up nicely. I won't mention the...
Art deco gentleman's dressing stand circa 1930. Most likely English in origin.
Late 19th century mish-mash of styles. Has a bit of aestheticism going on there.
Not exactly right for your table but certainly from about the same time period..... Have to show this set that has remarkably stayed together all...
I think those chairs are a little late and scaled a bit small. I do like the carved bulbous detailing on those chairs as a similar match. Here...
I don't believe this to be a revival piece. The original Empire period in the US was about 1820-50. I think you are probably closer to the tail...
The lines have blurred. I agree with fenton's traditional definition above. Pickers traditionally were out beating the bushes so that the dealers...
I think this is a period piece. The lack of dovetails and faux graining pegs this as a less expensive example made for the masses. I would not...
Wouldn't be surprised if it is heavy due to a whole lot of particle board underneath the veneers.
This is relatively modern and made in India or, possibly, Indonesia. Patterned as a spice cabinet but for whatever use you would like. It is...
Pedestals are modified Duncan Phyfe. Wood looks to be walnut but hard to tell from your pic since it is blurry. This type of furniture has been...
1870s or so transitional piece from the late Renaissance Revival into the Aesthetic Movement. The form is moving toward the latter but still a...
I am with Susan. Late American Empire with a more Victorian sensibility/embellishments. Circa 1860 seems about right to me.
This is an odd one. My gut reaction is that this is late 19th century or early 20th. This would fit with the Edwardian hall bench idea and I can...
Classic club chair made forever. I think this to be a later example due to the way the upholstery on the back and the arms wraps around to a...
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