Would have thought this a tad later than 1915 but suppose it could be. It is a traditional revival style that is not a true reproduction........
Did you read the whole thread? As noted, this is an old radio cabinet missing its radio parts. As such, value is minimal.
It is mostly walnut with burl walnut. The lighter wood may be maple or birch.
Beautiful. Never any need to stain good mahogany.
Unusual piece. Since it has glass doors both sides, would think this some kind of store display piece. As to what it was meant to display, hard...
Think you did well for $10.00. Do think it is a newer piece. Pics are a bit small to tell much. Can't decide if this is Mexican or Asian in origin.
I think more like 50s-60s if in the US. That colonial styling was pretty well gone here by the 70s. .
Would agree with the empire designation.
It is a reproduction so just used furniture at this point. Original price on this was probably in the $750-1000.00 range. Consequently, a pretty...
Agree 1920s traditional revival style. Also think the upholstered wings have been added.
Was just on the University of Chicago campus with a friend. He is from NYC so no knowledge of the University. I mentioned to him that it was the...
Think you are on the money here. Likely brass and just as likely India as China.
Can't add anything more. American circa 1900. Could have been made as late as 1910 but probably not much later.
Circa 1910 empire revival style
From sometime the first 20 years of the 20th century. Value will depend on location and selling venue. Here in Semi-Podunkville Midwest, I could...
More likely 20s-30s
Believe what the tooling depicts is the double headed eagle used as a symbol in Eastern Europe. Most notably, as the symbol of the...
Wow! Could build a house around that cabinet.
Can't add anything to the excellent information already provided. Agree with the early to mid 19th century dating.
I would leave as-is. That damage on the top kills most of the value so not worth putting any more into it.
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