It is a sliverplate Japanese cigarette box. The M in a diamond is a maker's mark. I may have known who it stand for at one time but sure can't...
Right … pattern for making molds.
Here is an explanation http://www.archantiques.com/wood-foundry-molds/
Think they are forms for making molds for industrial products. As to what those products are in this case, hard to say.
Certain things should bring red flags but should not be deemed definitive. Overall crazing such as this is one of those things. In conjunction...
I don't see any veneer on this. Those mitered corners tend to chip shallow so could look like a veneer. No expert on English furniture but would...
Circa 1970
Agree, 1900 or maybe just a tad later.... would think certainly Pre-WWI. It looks like it could use some sprucing but probably not worth totally...
Also not familiar with this attachment. I would try removing the slotted screw and pulling the pin it holds to see if this releases the leg....
Am finding a few examples in searching. Seem to be Swedish or Danish in origin. Here is one with a small enough pic to post. Being called...
You are probably missing a top. Wood looks like it could be elm which would likely point to Europe in origin (though the refinished pics look a...
Price is OK but replacing stretchers a pain and not worth the effort. Never find a match to that front turned one unless you make it. Passing on...
Looks like canvasboard with a red paper backing
Modern import - Likely Indonesia
Could very well be original. Have seen some discongruous back feet like this on similar furniture from the period.
Looks like something for Great Gatsby's in Atlanta. Have never dealt with them but this is right up their alley.
I am getting a modern import vibe from this one. Possibility that I am wrong so let other weigh in on it.
Would say CA desert painting. Doesn't look like a signature to me.
Think Johnny is spot-on.
Could be as early as the teens, up to about 1930.
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