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Re: Antique bar cart/table
Comment by [email protected]

is this for sale?
Re: DeForest California Mid Century Hand Painted...
Comment by MarkBlemish

This person on Flickr might be able to help https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/albums/72157622050409936/
They have a pic of a plate that same shape as yours with the same hanging holes, different subject and it’s been fired. That pic is incomplete but looks like it’s with other plates.
I don’t know what a plate that hasn’t been fired would be worth. Similar fired items seem to go for around $20. I wonder if this could be a prototype.
Re: antique miners oil lamp/lantern
Comment by MarkBlemish

I’m still early in searching but it might be E. Thomas and Williams (I think what you’re seeing as an A is a triangle) and could be a Marsaut style miners safety lamp. I think the E stands for Evan. Yours might be known as a Cambrian.
This place may have some answers for you https://museum.wales/collections/online/object/17da7399-68f6-33df-b9e1-8...
I think this Facebook page might also interest you, there’s contact info there as well. https://www.facebook.com/EthomasandWilliamsLtd/
Here’s what I believe the crown with feathers mark is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_of_Wales%27s_feathers
Re: Dining room set
Comment by Nextmove

Actually 9 pieces, there are six chairs and 3 pieces
Re: Antique ADL 10k Solid yellow Gold Ring
Comment by MarkBlemish

I’m not an expert but my guess is the ADL is for Antwerp Diamond Laboratory.
Re: Turner MFG. Co. - Chicago
Comment by Lovejoy

You can't see the date on your end that this piece was listed back in 2011. Not likely the owner will see your request or still has it.
Re: Antique Oriental Carved Bar
Comment by Lovejoy

That was a very old post, dates way back to 2014. Bars are kind of a specialist decorator item, they have to fit the decor style a buyer is looking for. To the right buyer this could sell for $1500.00, but in a general auction less than $500.00.
Re: American Duncan Phyfe style revolving bookcase table,
Comment by Lovejoy

This piece is a Federal Revival example from the second quarter of the 20th Century, they were designed to look like original pieces made 1780-1825. No big value currently, the style was last popular in the early 1990's. At auction comparable tables often sell now for under $150.00
Re: Chinese coffee table, black lacquer with mother of pearl...
Comment by Jackiechance

Thanks Mark I'll try that,I appreciate your time
Re: Chinese coffee table, black lacquer with mother of pearl...
Comment by MarkBlemish

I can’t tell a lot from these photos other than in searching I haven’t found the same image as the top of your table. One suggestion for pricing would be to go to liveauctioneers, search for black lacquer mother of pearl coffee tables and see what’s most similar to yours and see what their auction estimates are. If you have an account there (it’s free) you can see what they actually sold for.
Re: Mickey Mouse Display Stand
Comment by MarkBlemish

This is all I’m finding online https://www.ebay.com/itm/322883906214?hash=item4b2d616aa6:g:33EAAOSwYWda...
You may want to follow and see if it sells for the asking price. I’m not sure how to value it.
Re: American Duncan Phyfe style revolving bookcase table,
Comment by Ashlay86

Hopfully the pictures work your upload tool OS picky .

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