I found a beautiful piece of furniture at a local yard sale yesterday. It is a dresser with a mirror. I purchased it for $40 and was wondering if anyone could give me any information about it. It is in great condition, however the manufacturers label on the back is only half there. You can see where it has been hand signed and the only part I can read on the label says "Fine Chamber Furniture". This is half of the manufacturers name I am assuming. I have included a couple of pics of the dresser. Thanks in advance for any info on it!
Just purchased this Bentwood rocking chair from craigslist because I fell in love with the chair. I only paid $30. I was just curious to see if this is a true antique or a reproduction. There are no paper labels on the chair, just a "Made in Poland" inscription on the inside of the very backside of the seat, and the markings "P" and "4" facing eachother (with the bottoms of the letter and number meeting in the middle). This carved marking of "P4" in on at least 4 different parts of the chair, including the lower cross bar.
This is a Coronation in Community by ONEIDA, circa 1936, 76 piece service for 12, plus additional, for a total of 93 pieces in it's original Anti-tarnish chest. Chest has slight fading along the edges, but is still in very good condition considering the age. The set has never been used to my knowledge. It still has the original price card for the 76pc set, $101.75, also has the guarantee, all in excellent condition.
