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I've looked information on this very subject and I'm happy that I've found it here Sensa
would love someone to help me out wit this please
would love someone to help me out with this plz
Still looking for any info on this
bottom of lamp says
TM 1972
No. 145-4-5x
FF & FF Industries or EE & EF Industries
It's in the Chippendale style, and a very nice table. It dates from the first quarter of the 20th century, refinished we'd retail one like this for about $350.00-$400.00.
Most of these are not rosewood and date closer to 1900 than 1850, I rarely see one like this go at auction for more than $450.00, here's a link for you:
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/search?q=chinese+table+marble&org=yes&ha...
Ladderback chairs of this type have been in production for a considerable period of time, determining their vintage often requires a physical appraisal. From what I can see in the image yours look like early 20th century reproductions. At auction they often go for less than $50.00 each.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but patent dates do not indicate a production date, only when the patent was taken out. Many designs are patented that are never put into production. Lane is and was always a mass producer of furniture, while some lines were in production for shorter periods, none of them are considered rare.
Most cradles like this one date from the first quarter of the 20th century, there is not a huge demand for them now because they don't pass modern safety standards. The bibiigest demand for them is among doll collectors, most like this sell for less thaqn $200.00 at auction these days.
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