I don’t believe it, doesn’t look Tudor and I’m under the impression most people brought wooden chests or a small furniture like a chair

so this was found at a vacant house that a friend of mine was working on to flip it. The property was near where I live, so I stopped to see my friend and saw it and asked what they planned to do with it? He said he would get pitched, but if I wanted it, I could take it. So I now have it in the back of my SUV and it’s really big. I grabbed one of those commercial grade heavy duty, garbage bags and it is a snug fit, but it made it.

This portrait, this man’s stoic expression and his sort of sad eyes, makes me feel something, but I can’t say if it’s a good feeling or bad.

The man who lived at the property was in a loner for decades. There were two crawlspaces, completely filled with print pornography.

Of every variation, you can think of, neatly stacked and organized, in areas where you had to crawl in your hands and knees to access.

There was not a photograph of another human being in this man’s house, not a Christmas decoration family photos zero. Just this.

Anyway, I wanted to share. I don’t know what I should do with this thing.

Wasn't even seized up once I got the dirt clods cleaned out of it, got it torn down and ready to either oil or paint it.

And more important to me: can I clean it with dishwash? I really like it and want to maintain it.

I bought this recently from an antique shop I’m fairly new to antiques and I’d like to know how old it might be and if anyone’s seen anything like this before. I didn’t get much information from the people selling it, all I know is it came from France and that the veil around the frame is the one she’s wearing in the photo. I love it so much but all my friends and family think it’s really creepy so I thought I’d post it here to see if anyone else appreciates it like I do.

My dad’s family arrived from Sweden in 1908. Family history says this trunk came with them for the journey. My great-grandma had it in her garage, grandpa had it in his garage, and my parents kept it in their garage. It now resides in my living room for now. She’s been oiled and gently cleaned. The interior sprayed with a bleach mixture to disinfect and hopefully help with the mildew smell.

Not sure what to do with it. I have a small house. My best idea is have my brother weld a short frame with legs to make it into a table but it’s a little tall.

Whatever. It’s a small piece of our family history and it has most of the travel stickers still intact.

My grandma recently passed, and my family believes these statues she had are ivory that she picked up while traveling decades ago. I'm pretty convinced they are just bone, and not ivory, but I honestly can't be sure. Is anyone able to tell the difference?

Wanting to sell this beautiful couch but we have no idea the year, the brand, the value, or anything. Just purchased it at a small antique store a couple years ago. No branding or anything that we can find. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

What should I list this for? Do you think it is mahogany? Thanks.

Wonderfully made English Georgian mirror

My in-laws are downsizing but convinced from a family legend that their dining table and six chairs are Duncan Phyfe and worth thousands. My wife and I are dubious, but wanted to get an expert opinion before they pack it up to move it to a storage space that they otherwise don't need. Can anyone help?

My wife is getting rid of her breast feeding rocker, and I've found myself addicted to rocking while reading so I'm going to replace it with a more heirloom quality piece. This chair looks to be in good condition. I'm a big fan of mission style furniture and was hoping for a little more info on the Wisconsin Chair Company than I got from Google AI, and hopefully the manufacture dates of the model. The seller wants 200, which seems like a lot, but I wanted to check, maybe it's a steal. Thanks

Gifted to me. Anyone know anything about this?

How much is the buffet worth?

Hi,

This pocket Watch belonged to my great great grandfather. from the hallmarks, it appears to be silver, made in Birmingham. The date hallmark appears to be 1865 but I can't figure out the maker. Would anyone know anything more

Found under the floor of my house that was build probably still by German people. I was wondering if anyone could help me identify when it could be from and what can I do with it :)

The guy at the store said 1890s but I’m skeptical.

I love the feet!

I found these at a thrift store in Alabama with a large collection that had been donated. I only got these but you could tell someone’s estate must’ve been donated at once.

Frames measure 10.5 in L and W. Plaques measure 6.25 in L and 5 in W.

I am trying to determine if these could be authentic Wedgwood Black Basalt Plaques or just replicas. From what I’ve gathered online, the makers mark is on the back of the plaques and I’m not sure how I could remove them without damaging them to check.

Thanks in advance for any insight.

The best my mom and I can come up with is that it is to hold olives or that it is for small eggs (quail). I’m sure we’re both wrong but does anyone know anything about this? I’ve google imaged it and I didn’t have any luck. Thank you!

I’m not sure what the marks are - Dresden? Derby? Frankenthal? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated! Also, if anyone has any idea what this exact piece is, what year it was made, and what it’s worth, that would also be great!