Would be worth listing without the shade. Not going to get rich but should have some interest beyond a yard sale price.
Score on that Stickley rocker. Not worth what they once were but still desirable.
This lamp base pops up quite often. Probably made the same way for a lot of years. That switch dates this to the early 20th century. I would...
Reverse painted so not Tiffany style. Tiffany never did any reverse painted lamps. Quality is not good enough for Handel. Maybe Miller or Jeanette.
That about kills the value. Maybe someone started to try and restore this and gave up. Not really the way to go about it.
Definitely old. How old is the question. Would think safely 19th century. Single board seat? If so, then at least mid 19th century. Think...
I am fine with a circa 1880 date for this.
Agree that this appears to be period. $2-3K in an estate sale situation is probably about right, if not a bit high depending on area. You might...
Agree with others. late 60s Spanish revival. You wouldn't have seen anything quite like this as a table lamp from the arts and crafts period.
Late 19th to early 20th century. They were the main competitors to the better known Thonet Co.
They are likely original to the piece and missing screen covers. They are for air circulation / food storage. Note that the front doors are...
Not abstract. It is representational but the arrangement of the sales and rigging creates an interesting composition.
The style is Hepplewhite so would think British or American rather than French. Will be impossible to tell age without construction details, a...
Looks a bit crude but could this be Quimper?
Often found on Eastlake furniture but there is not enough style to this to call it Eastlake.
Not a lot to go on there. Seems to be just a portion of something. 19th century Germanic, I would think. Could also see it being English.
Value is so very dependent on venue and location. Could see this bringing $20.00 at a Midwest country auction. Would think at most higher end...
I think it a bit older. Circa 1900. The incised lines and rounded corners of the mirror frame are typical of the period. Think the knobs are...
The style is a modernized version of a Chinese Chippendale occasional table.
Any reason you need this? There were hundreds of makers of these tables. Pinning it to one will be nearly impossible.
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