Are you wanting to sell? If so, tell us where you are and maybe we could give better guidelines than the broad range I gave above.
It is worth what you can get a buyer to pay for it. I could see this being a few thousand dollars from a big city salvage/commercial fixture...
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Not sure what more information you would need. It is all pretty much documented right there. Commercial counter made for various purposes by a...
Bingo! Did see one seller possibly attribute one to India but discounted it, as I could find no confirmation.
Typical made in China sticker. ???? Ltd. would be the import company. Can you make out any more of what is above Ltd?
Probably German. Some people more in the know here may pin it down further.
I might add that this is also an indication that these are not true Murano. Buyers are smart and will not overpay for something that is not what...
You have to understand that we are skeptics here, seeing thousands of items misrepresented over the years. On-line sellers are notorious for...
Took a look. The material is horn (maybe water buffalo). The details may be ivory or could just as well be bone. Could not see them well enough...
Circa 1900 is dead on and agree with the comments others have provided above. It is oak and seems to be in good refinished condition other than...
While I can see why you think this could be a Murano glass magnifier, it may not be all that old. The ones I am seeing all look pretty modern to...
Would agree that this is chalkware. You have the date on the lamp. Shade covering does not appear to be original. This is not of the type...
Would say it is walnut circa 1880. Something doesn't seem quite right with the area under the lift top..... like it is not complete. Hard saying...
The vase you showed for comparison is more along the lines of the Amphora I mentioned above and by a famous maker. Your vase is more generic but...
I think circa 1920 and similar to some more sophisticated things done by Amphora or later on in Czechoslovakia. There are also some similar vases...
Think Clutteredcloset has this right. It is a bit unusual with the double riser of drawers.
I am not sure that is the gist of my post. :rolleyes: Good luck in your quest to authenticate this.
Admiralty Charts dates back over 200 years. I don't know how long they have been using that impressed paper seal or if that is just a marketing...
Believe this to be a bedroom piece at this size and configuration. Secondary wood makes me think this is likely American. How old do you want...
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