Are your last 4 ceramic or glass?
Was thinking the marble top not original to the base and the link to the other table seems to confirm this.
Yep ...... just pics grabbed off the internet for example.
This is definitely a modern import and the screws are probably original. Just made to look older. It is not rattan but, rather, cane wrapped wood...
Can't add much more than what others have said. They are mahogany two-tier (step) end tables and 1940s-50s is about right. Style is really not...
Sewing machine bases like this can be picked up for $15.00 or so in these parts. Can't tell if the top is wood or marble from the pics. If just...
Little different than many you see with that delicate spoon carving. Circa 1880 I would think. Having trouble telling the wood. Kind of looks like...
They look like paintings to me. As to style it is kind of hard to pin down ...... They are stylized decorative portraits and your MCM dating is...
Back in the days when parlor oil lamps were popular (70s or so), it was pretty easy to find people who could paint matching shades pretty...
Might it be be Robt. on the stretcher before Thompson? I think I can see obt for sure.
No expert here but think it is quite a bit older than that. You can tell the burner has been replaced but the rest looks old. Would not be...
This is one of the more unusual piano benches I have seen. Finding the maker would be next to impossible unless you run across another marked...
Such a cool story. Just goes to show how having the right eye for art makes all the difference....
I also think all American. That table leg configuration is not unknown among American makers.
I also think Mexican. Such stuff was in the import stores in the 70s and 80s.
Dining table is circa 1900. Can't see the chairs well enough to tell age. Look like they may be T-backs. If so, they would be late teens-twenties....
A lot of paintings were imported unstretched. That would explain the sticker being under the stretcher.
Have seen some pieces intentionally stripped of silver. Most still have some residual silver in places as this appears.
Similar but not the same. Both Limbert and Stickley Bros. had caned pieces in their lines but the subject chairs are not either of theirs.
Yep .... Mexico.
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