Furniture Collectors

1930 Flapper Girl Entry Table

2008-07-22

it is mostly an orangish color and he is playing a horn.  It has Pucci on the back side of the figurine at the base.  I have no idea what this clown belongs to or what it is worth.  Please help. 

WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHEN IT WAS MADE AND HOW MUCH IT IS WORTH. WOULD LIKE TO EVENTUALLY GET IT RESTORED.

I want to know how old these two dressers are. They have the matching mirror that goes with them. Can you tell me what type of wood might have been used on these and how old they may be.

I bought this piece several years ago in Germany at a small flea market. Made of good quality craftsmanship, has survived two small children.

2008-07-19

The vanity has a matching chest of drawers and a headboard to match. The headboard had footboard and wooden rails but, unfortunately, those didn't last all these years. the headboard measures an old fashion double bed. I have a full bed and it is too long and it didn't fit my queen bed either. My mother gave these to me 5 years ago. They were given to her 30+ years ago. They were given to her be her grandfather who lived in southern Georgia. We don't know where or how he came by them. the dresser an headboard also have dame inlay and design. It is 44 inches in length x 18 inches in depth x 68 inches from bottom of feet to top of mirror.

i dont have any pictures and im not sure how old it is, but its very nice.

This loveseat / settee has a matching chair with arms and one without. These were my Mississippi grandparents' pieces, and I suspect they belonged to my great-grandmother, made by her family's furniture company in the late 19th century.  They were reupholstered around 1978.  There are no identifying labels or markings. The loveseat and gentleman's chair are in very good condition structurally and in their coverings. The ladies chair (the one without arms) has some spattered spots on the seat, and the frame seems a bit loose with some crackling in the finish of one of the carved wooden sides.  The wood carving looks hand done, not machine made.

 There are 2 drawers side by side on the top and 4 additional full drawers below. The drawers, as well as the top, are scalloped. The drawers appear to be tongue in groove with no nails visible.

This was purchased approx. 40 years ago by my husbands parents.  It originally had 4 legs that were cut off so to stand it on a table.  We have no idea of the maker, just the company it came by the metal sticker inside the drawer that I have listed above. We have no idea of its value. If anyone could give us any information it would be appreciated!

I bought this at an estate auction about 15 yrs ago. There was no history to it. It is stained a dark walnut, but have no idea what type of wood it is. Inside is all red cedar. I have tried to research 'Acme Chests' red cedar, trademark Niles, Michigan which is on a metal tag on the inside of the lid, to no avail. Would love if anyone has anything they could tell me about this.

Description:

Wood (probably Mahogany) with beautifully matched fancy wood veneer on legs, drawer fronts and crown molding.  Six small drawers between glass doors and fold out desk.  Three full width lower drawers (the top one of which is a curved front slightly overhanging drawer which pulls open from underneath without needing knobs and two with two knobs each)  All drawers and doors are lockable with what looks to be the original key.  Glass panes are original but two lower panes (one in each door) are cracked and a small amount of the molding on one pane is chipped off.  Everythng is easily restorable by a professinal

I have never seen so MUCH abolone and mother of pearl in a furniture piece ever before!! The pictures do not do it justice from seeing it in person! It is simply stunning! The detail and intricate work astounds everyone that see's it! Don't know how old it is or what it is worth? All I know is it's beautiful!! Someone....Please let me know what I have here????

Carved antique cabinet with a pull out piece to use for writing on. Wood is mahogany or cherry?

Maybe Baroque style and could be late 19th Century

Old filing cabinets Drawers work very easily

large mahogany cabing chest engraved allround with crest centre front , eagles on corners and polished top.

Landstrom Mahogony China Cabinet the craftmanship is unequaled