I assume you mean at auction? Surely it would do better than that in a retail setting.
Had not seen this thread before today. Had a candlestick and have seen other candelabra and candlesticks with this same coiled rope decoration on...
Not sure you can equate US values to where you are. We do have other members from the UK that could probably assist you on value. Since it is...
1920 or just a bit later. English or Continental Art Deco style set. Value is not high these days but I am sure someone would like the set...
Tung oil is a good choice but may take multiple coats. A tung oil varnish will provide similar results with fewer coats. It will be a bit shiny...
Agree .... English circa 1920. Appears to be walnut.
Can't really tell much from this one picture. Basic traditional cabinet. Believe it to be walnut and early 20th century (maybe up to 1940).
I don't know about dollar store but believe it to be modern.
I would imagine the 10/58 is the date. Basic traditional post-war fare. Much of it is patterned after Hepplewhite/ Duncan Phyfe designs. Much of...
Agree with AF. Not rosewood. Possibly beech, birch, or maple with a stain in it. Otherwise, some sort of imported hardwood.
These do appear to be walnut burl but seem just a tad light so could be some other wood. Have some characteristics of elm and that would be a...
Unless the back has been replaced. Also, there will usually be some signs of a radio being installed on the bottom shelf inside as well (assuming...
Not anything I would get to excited about here in the States but can't know the British market. Looks like a nice quality chair and a good...
Here is a somewhat similar radio cabinet..... [IMG]
Could very well be a radio cabinet. Would probably need to see the back to be sure. Otherwise, would be a dining room piece based on one much as...
Sorry to say, I am with the others here. Not enough similarity to draw the kind of conclusions you are trying to make.
Bingo! This form in the US is what we would call a step-back dish cupboard. You don't usually see this form in later furniture here. I suppose...
I'm also seeing H. Cunningham. I see a slight possibility that the first initial could be a G. Some searching did not bring up anything....
Possibly Howard Carr. Signature is very similar. Style bears some similarity. http://howardcarrfineart.com/
You have several pictures but none really give us any kind of perspective of the whole item. The one end we see open, does look like it is...
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