Beautiful carvings, ornate details. Fabric is worn and needs reupholsery. I've seen similar furniture online, some claiming to date from the 1890's. Others have listed as reproductions from the 30-50's. I'm curious if I have an actual antique or a quality reproduction.

I've removed a corner of upholstery on the back of the chair, and it appears to be the original upholstery as there are no tack/staple holes except for the staples I pulled out, leading me to believe that it may well be a reproduction.

I'd love to know the value and/or origin and any other details one may have regarding this type of furniture. I'd also like to be able to tell people "oh, it's ___type______ furniture from ____ date __" rather than the vague answer I have for them now.

sewing machine in wood cabinet machine in excellent condition cabinet outside is ok original chair with cabinet

In decent condition but a few light areas on the table finish and the bottoms of the legs are very dry. I was told not to have it refinished. There is a shelf in each cabinet door. Includes thick table pads. One chair is a captain's chair. Upholstery in great condition but not original.

I would like to know how much they are worth together and how much each piece would be worth separately. The china cabinet is in a slightly better condition than the other pieces. I would like to sell them but would like to collect as much information as I can.

very nice 6 wood carved cups or mugs and stand

"From the Halls of Montezuma To the Shores of Tripoli", "The Marines' Hymn", piano solo, simplified by John W. Schaum

there is 3 large tea pots. a little decorative design on the spout and handle. all with four feet. one bowl with a lid. one creamer bowl. one tea pot is design to be held above a warmer. a warmer with fuel container. 1 large tea tray.