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Edison Dresser (Edison Little Folks Furniture) model #I4I0-4T
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Was purchased at a second hand antiques store, history unknown. Good condition, has original finish, except for marring on top surface. Seeking valuation because of estate liquidation. Curious of
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Submitted Anonimously
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This is a 1940's-50's chest on chest. It is possibly walnut, less likely beech. It is still very useful and would be popular on the market as the
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Trunk
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My father purchased this as an antique dealer when i was a child. I do not know where but it has been with me for over 50 years. It reminds me of a Sally Lunn chest. I would like any information
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Submitted by
collins6
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This is a first half of the 19th centuy traveling trunk, circa 1830's-50's. The wood seems to be pine. Such trunks are not very collectable at the
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benny@mythingsbenny@mythingsbenny@my
hingsbenny@m<span class='LongWordsDelimiter'> </span>ythings
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These are first half of the 20th century traveling trunks, circa 1930's. The metal mounts are brass. A lot of these are available on the market and
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Antique Chest of Drawers
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This chest was owned by my grandmother's cousin, Maria Lees Mackie of Chestnut Hill, PA. It was inherited by my mother in the 1930's. It is in excellent condition.
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MT6392746
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This is an American Empire style chest of drawers, influenced by English furniture. It is a nice country piece, well made. The dovetails are hand
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Chest of Drawers with Marble Top
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This chest-of-drawers was owned by my grandfather's cousin, Maria Lees Mackie of Chestnut Hill, PA. It was inherited by my mother in the 1930's. It is in excellent condition. It is distinguished by
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MT6392746
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This is a typical German/Swiss style chest of drawers, dating from around the 1840's to 1860's. Provisional value (assuming it is in general good
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Vanity Dresser
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It belonged to a friend's aunt, but was just stuffed in the attic when I found it. They sold it to me for $40 which was the bargain of the century. I have no idea how old it is or anything else
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MT9983572
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This is an Art Deco period, c.1930's dresser. The type of this particular rounded edge furniture was called waterfall and it was extremely popular at
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That is a very nice late 19th century dressing table, c.1870's-80's. It is of an American make, but no, it was not a home made piece. Stylistically
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Chest of Drawers
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This was originally my grandmothers and passed to me after her death. It has a small residual amount of glue from contact paper(gotta love grandmas)on top though it's mostly in good condition, some
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Submitted by
onebilltopay
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That's a very nice c.1890's-1910 chest of drawers. This type of good quality furniture was mainly manufactured in Grand Rapids, Michigan and sold
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The images are not very clear and do not show entire items. From what I can see, stylistically this is a c.1950's modernist furniture. Unless there
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In general, please submit larger images with good general view of the designs. This is most likely a 17th century, c.1630's-1650's, boarded box or
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Stag Minstrel Chest of Drawers
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left to my wife by her grandmother
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Submitted by
malsan
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Stag was a mass market furniture company that after the Festival of Britian (1951) began to produce classic and outstanding modern furniture designs
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Estimated value
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£175
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valued by
Thomasina
on 9/3/2008
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My unique find
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Mom is going through a divorce and is trying to downsize her furniture. She can't part with this piece because she believes it has a story. Tried my best to help her out but couldn't find any
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Submitted by
formymom
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Could you please re-send your photo's as they are not clear enough and I am unable to enlarge them to look at you piece properly. The value that I am
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Estimated value
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$1
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valued by
Thomasina
on 8/31/2008
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Dresser w/ mirror - part of bedroom set
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Dresser with eight draws and attached mirror is part of a girl's bedroom set from the late 1950s or 1960s. Condition is fair to good - physically solid, but some wear and tear over the years.
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Submitted by
dweiss
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Provisional value: $350-600 at an auction.
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Dresser
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This dresser was given to me by a family friend many years ago.
Back of dresser is stamped "1882 1/4" which I assume is the year manufactured. Inside top drawer marked "Sligh, Grand
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Submitted by
markgriz
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Yes, this is a late 19th century dresser/chest. Provisional value: $300-600 at an auction.
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cedar chest
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This chest belonged to my paternal grandmother Martha Kochanski. I don't know when she purchased it, but she was born in the 1890's in Chicago. So I would guess she bought it sometime in the 1920's
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Submitted by
MT8907869
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Yes, you are about right on the date. Chests were very popular then, and well into the 1940's. Nowadays it is not seen as a very useful piece of
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old chest in mahogany
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saw it and looks to be old antique so we bought it but to sell it we have no idea what it is or what its worth
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Submitted by
carpenters
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This chest is a XIXth piece imitating neoclassical design, made in the US, and probably one of a pair. Provisional value: $400-800 at auction.
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GENTLEMEN'S CHEST
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Has skeleton key type locks on all drawers, 2 cabinets that open up to 2 drawers also for a total of 7 drawers.
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Submitted by
aprilfox1982
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A Victorian piece copying Neoclassical designs. Provisional value: $200-400 at auction.
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ddresser
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My parents bought this from an elderly lady at a yard sale for 50.00 over 30 years ago. I believe the bed I submitted is the matching set
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Submitted by
ddyer
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If the dressing table is from the same set as the bed, then by the style of the details on this one I would date them more towards the end of the
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Automatic Icebox
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This has a hole on top to be filled with water (we think). In front is a spicket. All the hardware is original. The icebox was restored. It was in very bad shape. There was lye left in it and
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Submitted by
Estherwj
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This is an early 20th century oak icebox. They are quite popular on the market, mainly for their decorative features. A box of this type would sell
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