Circa 1900. See some condition issues. Under $50.00 at retail in my US Midwest neck of the woods. Value is very place and selling venue...
You might need to find someone locally to help you with pricing. Any antique or consignment shops nearby? An auction is always an option but a...
Not a lot to go on here with just the one pic. Do think 20th century based on what I can see. Large size will limit appeal and, consequently,...
Nothing of great value here so keep for your own use. Some Howard's would probably do wonders for that chest.
Used to sell on ebay quite a bit before it went down the tubes. I know I can sell such things on ebay but don't want to mess with selling fragile...
Looks more like modern studio pottery to me.
Basically the same, though there are chairs made from actual barrels. Would think this is early 20th century.
Think this is sometime the first half of the 20th century. Hard to pin down since pretty classic in style. Maybe the glassware would help date...
Can't help you with a style name. I have not seen these before or at least did not pay attention when I did. The finish on these is a bit tricky...
This set is European and circa 1920. Wood looks like beech, though in some places looks more like ash. If all pieces are a matched set, might all...
Have seen these shades before but always on an earlier lamp. Would expect something more subdued and consistent with an early American/colonial...
Mateus and Lancers were the "sophisticated" wine of choice for those uninformed and on a budget. Much better, at least in appearance, than Gallo...
Doubt that shade is original but looks good on it.
My quick assessment based on what I can see, is that this is a modern Indonesian piece. More pics are necessary to confirm or deny.
Agree with Ghopper's assessment. Actually, good candidates for a shabby paint job to get more money.
There were Scandinavian makers turning out no-name furniture for store branding in the late 70s-80s. Not the high quality stuff but stylish and...
While it is Grueby-esque, don't believe it is by them. This is a stumper.
I would either carve a piece of wood to fit or cut the breaks square to fit and glue in a piece of wood. Any type of putty repair will stick out...
Not gouache, which is really a heavy watercolor. Looks like acrylic to me. This might qualify as surrealism.
Look like post-war, through the 50s to me.
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