Ferguson must be of regional interest? I haven't heard of it here in the Midwest. Seems like the prices on Ferguson furniture are mostly wishful...
Here you go ...... or is yours pink?...
These show up from time to time. I probably see 2 or 3 a year in the thrifts. I always just pass them by but somebody apparently buys them....
I would say circa 1930 with this dark finish. Mahogany or stained to mimic. Similar were made on into the 50s but they would have been lighter...
Not enough to go on here with the one picture. From what I can see, the quality looks good.
Looks like it is based on this same image used on this postcard. Note the position of the trolley and people. Wouldn't have thought it quite...
I would re-adhere it. I don't think a glue stick is strong enough. I would use a basic wood glue. Use a thin layer so as not to get the label...
.... from the net ...... The question becomes the source and whether it is reliable. The carving on this one is better but still not top notch....
As I said, this could be later than the 30s. The style of the carving with that background stippling is not typically American. It is typically...
Hadn't weighed in on this since it is not really an area that I have expertise in. That said, here is what I think based on dealing with a lot of...
I think modern decorative import. India or China are likely. What is the base made of?
The basic form is French but the carving and hardware appear more Spanish. Hard to tell under all that paint but I think this probably dates...
Agree with the others .... smoking set.
I think the first one is a factory painting. Those bold red signatures are one sign. The way it is framed is improper which makes me think this...
This shows lots of wear on the base. Speaks to it having some age to it. Still could be nothing important but worth a second look I think.
Late 19th or early 20th century. Old but not particularly valuable. Doubt it would be worth the time it would take to restore properly. Depends...
Nice frame. Would think this dates circa 1900. I think the label on the back just relates to the framing and owner. Was not able to identify...
Nice thing .... definitely acid etched. I am with the others in thinking this had a stopper or dauber for smelly stuff (whatever :D). Maybe...
Furniture from the 70s or later is considered pretty new to most of us here. I actually think your inspection stamp number translates to the date...
of course it is a floral still life. Seems like it was done by an amateur with a modernist penchant. Has some age to it. Maybe 50s or a bit earlier.
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