I would like to know the period this chair may have been built and the value.  It was my first antique purchase over 30 years ago and I have yet to restore it as planned.   Bottom burlap and intricate web system holding springs rotted so chair is not functional for sitting until repaired.  

green celadon pitcher/ewer with a leaf type desigh under glaze

Wood - no signatures, mfg marks, etc.  Was grandma's chair, been in our home for past 20 yrs. Does anyone know anything about this chair?  How old is it?  Does it have any monetary value? Just wondering whether we should take it to Goodwill, or keep it in the family?  Thanks

Leonard Cleanable Ice Box circa. 1890-1900 I believe. All Oak construction. Been in the family (immediate and extended) since purchase. Looking for ballpark valuation for direct sale.

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American Oak (front) and Pine side with five shelves and12 vent holes.  There are two drawers and in the center, one on each side. The top, glass doors and the bottem wood doors have a key lock. There is a beautiful carved  decorative piece on the top. In excellent condition for how old the piece is. 

I was told this chair could be 18th century. Its very heavy has a lot of wear on the bottom rung, many nail holes from reupholstery and  the turnings have slight variations between them. Any Ideas as to its origin, age, type of wood and style? It does have springs but I was told they were  possibly a later addition.