Need to see more than this detail pic. Probably 19th century.
Looks to be circa 1880 walnut. Not entirely Eastlake but transitional to the style from Renaissance Revival. Value is not great for a single but...
It is a tea cart. Can't tell age from this pic. Have been made forever.
Liquor set and Johnny is right on the time frame for yours, though some were also produced earlier.
See these from time to time. 1950s. Here is one that sold. There were a few others like this for a bit less....
1/2 pint?
am thinking possibly quartz stained with iron oxide.
Really hard to tell age on upholstered furniture while it is covered. The casters indicate late 19th - early 20th century.
It is now stable and still has character. An antique should look 100 years old.
Can't add much more. Circa 1960 desk. Probably never find who made this and it doesn't matter much. That is not a maker's mark.
The plywood should work OK. The bottom of the springs are sewn to the straps so I would just leave the straps on to hold them all in place. I...
Lots of examples but no real proof of age or origin. I tend to be a skeptic until proven otherwise. I do see most say silver plate so that could...
I saw no mention of marks on either example provided. The second example kind of looks like pewter. Yours looks like it has some "rust", almost...
It is a Queen Anne style dining chair. Have never seen one with a rush seat and can't think that it is original. Just doesn't go with the style....
Should be good. While your fit looks pretty good, it does not fit perfectly. You will probably still see this bond. Sanding may minimize it...
I thought 1900-20. This is late Golden Oak period furniture. You started to see this furniture in the last couple decades of the 19th century...
It is not what we typically know as Awaji pottery, though it may be from there. I have always taken these metal wrapped vases to be fairly modern...
Those etched glasses are gorgeous! I often run across lone antique glass pieces that are "good" but just don't want to mess with them. Those are...
I think they are a great pair for this exercise. I wouldn't want to hang them together since the styles are different. I could see them being in...
Surprised that there were not more comments about these. I see both paintings as portraying a journey. As someone pointed out, they both use...
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