I have 2 lamps, white with a blue line crackle. 23" from base to top of neck and 24" at widest point. I can see no markings on bottom. Can you please give me an idea on the value.
What's this dining set worth? We purchased this table 13 years ago from an antiques dealer in SW Ohio, who told us it was built in the 1930s. This info is in keeping with what we've learned about Angelus, which apparently stopped making these types of tables around WWII.
It measures about 6x4 when fully closed. When the leaves are added, it stretches to nearly 10' long.
A tab can be pulled to slide the table open, revealing the leaves inside, which unfold and slide into place.
When we bought the table, it needed refinished, a task we did not take on. The chairs also desperately needed reupholstered. We did a temporary fix but nothing professional.
This teapot is silver and very old. The only markings are a 32 stamed inside the hinged lid under the finial. The markings on the bottom have been scratched out It is 10 inches tall and 8 inches across from the handle to the tip of the spout. The pot measures 5 inches diameter. The pedestal is a scalloped oval measuring 4 inches in diameter.
Not sure what to call this. Currently exists in a rental unit we just purchased; we are rehabbing and reconfiguring rooms so it needs to be removed. Original to the home (built in1908). Solid oak. Approximate value?
Wellington piano, in great shape for as old as it looks. I do not know the year it was made, I tried looking up via piano blue book but my serial # wasn't listed... Which is weird. Serial#: 134258
all the keys work, and there is no damage/gouges/dents or pieces missing. Visibly, there are very minimal scratches from what looks like moving-induced. All 3 petals are here and inside the piano looks excellent as well. A little dusty from sitting in our storage room but that's it. Key cover and everything else functions perfectly.
we would like to know how much this appraises for and if any other info is needed please advise!!
