This furniture has been in my family since the 20's or 30's. The chairs are in fair condition and the table is in good condidion. Has been used daily for at least 20 years. Believed to be walnut and from the colonial revival era in the jacobean design

I'm not exactly sure what to call this piece of furniture. It might be a kitchen cubboard or possibly a bar. It appears to be fairly old judging by the design features. It has two small, round vents in the back and one of the small cabinets is constructed of steel. The top cabinet has little cup hooks in the upper rear portion. One of the drawers is lined with green felt. The top cabinet doors had frosted glass panes with two horizontal clear stripes in them at one time. The glass panes were broken and removed. There is also a wire-mesh insert between the top two cabinet doors.

This piece has asian writing (Chinese?not sure) Is this Antique or reproduction? It looks original

They are a little dirty and the corks are missing from the bottom, but the paint detail is excellent considering their age.

Some of the many amenties of this wonderful set; claw feet buffet and table, silverware drawer insert in buffet, walnut and dove tailed drawers, signed Berkey & Gay and etc. By the way I am the worst with pictures ever. Sorry these are all sideways.

White with pink, yellow, and green floral pattern.  Scalloped edges with gold spray trim.  Lafayette Porcelain stamp on bottom.  Slight age cracks in glaze.