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I’m not sure where else to post this because I’m pretty sure it was manufactured in the 90s, but there’s a Bassett stamp on the inside and from what I could find on Google and Pinterest, it was made by Vaughn Bassett.

How can I determine what year it was actually manufactured based on this sticker? I saw a similar dresser on an old ad, but the top two drawers look different than what I have, so I haven’t seen this exact piece.

A relative passed away, and I found this old end table. I can't find any markings or info on it besides it being made in Portugal in 1936. It looks to be made out of a lighter wood with a stone top.

I got the pieces while helping clean out a very high-end home. The house had a lot of legitimately expensive/designer furniture, so I’ve been trying to figure out who made this set.

Google says the tall piece was manufactured by Stickley (1st) and the shorter wider one (2nd) by Boyd, but they’re clearly from the same manufacturer — Even if it’s neither of the 2 listed! Any help is appreciated!!

Bought this yesterday. The fold out ashtrays really sell it for me Sure, it is a mass produced folding table that has seen pretty hard use, but it is still structurally sound and I needed one this size At some point I'll probably take it apart and sand out those scratches.

I found this piece at a thrift store for $100. I’ve been looking online to find one similar but nothing is coming up. Does anyone know anything about it?

I’ve been looking for a pair of nightstand chests forever, and it has been so hard to find a set. I don’t care that they match exactly, but I’ve been trying to find two of similar size and height for a WHILE. I came across these Hickory Chair chests on Facebook marketplace for $2100. I don’t want to get taken for a ride on the price because I don’t know much about furniture, so I just wanted to get some feedback on if they are likely good quality. I have to drive two hours to pick them up and don’t want to be surprised and awkward if possible.

Thanks!!

Hi! I got this dining set on Facebook marketplace for a couple hundred bucks!

I have a 1960/70s vintage Bellaire collection from Lou Hodges. Ive gotten the items needed to just refresh the wood as its in perfect condition with some minor very light surface scratches on one of the end tables glass im going to try and remove. The remainder are perfect.

Ive never sold a vintage furniture set. Ive looked into marketplace at lower price offering delivery for a fee as well as ebay/Etsy knowing higher value sale with collectors paying for shipping yet longer purchasing times.

Does anyone have any advice on best platforms to post? Im not looking to make top dollar unreasonably, but due to good condition a fair amount with a quicker sale (few weeks if possible). Any feedback is appreciated.

I love redoing furniture and have been into woodworking for awhile. But this is my first vintage sale, just trying to learn and do it the best way possible. TYIA

Looking at this earlier model four point Knoll Pollock Exec chair, online. Seller states that it’s leather but it doesn’t quite look right to me. The chassis is 100% Knoll but my eyes say that it’s been reupholstered with vinyl and I want some other eyeball opinions before I go waste time to look at it.

I have old wardrobe and I need to unscrew these nuts. Only one was already unscrew.

I cannot find anything on web. Do you guys have any idea what tool could be useful?

I bought this piece at a thrift store today for $18. I’m not entirely sure what it is. My best guess is a side table. It has what appears to be a magazine rack built into one side which makes all the sense in the world, but the drawers open from both ends, each with a removable divider, which are two very odd details for a side table. It’s also quite short, less than two feet tall. It doesn’t even reach my knee and I am a very short individual.

The piece is from a company called British Oak Jamestown Lounge Co., but there are no other identifying marks on the piece such as model numbers or dates. The caning is pretty beat up and I had to glue one of the leg braces back in place but, other than the typical wear and tear one would expect from a thrifted piece, it was in excellent condition. It’s clear to me that it was well taken care of, so the previous owner must have thought it was worth the effort to maintain (other than the broken caning, but I totally understand).

Any thoughts? Am I right? Is it just a weirdly-detailed side table? Or was it designed to serve a more specific purpose?