Have no clue. Remember it being in my grandmothers home. Anyone help with what it is?

Fo und this piece in a thrift store in northern Denver. Can someone please help me with what type of furniture it is, maybe a ballpark figure in value?? Thanks !!! View attachment 66747

 

No offense,but your pic is terrible! BUT,from what I can see,it looks like 1960s faux mediterranean /spanish . If its a cabinet,youd be lucky to get $50 for it here in N. Fl. Bear in mind this opinion is based on a not so great pic.

 

Thanks for the reply and help! I'm using a better camera for some new pics and they'll be posted within the hour.

 

I'm seeing about the same thing, except in my neck of the woods the local ReStore can't give that style away.

 

I tried a bit of editing but it was not much help. Too much backlighting.

 

Had a pair at the curb for free for two weeks with no takers

 

Thanks for the edit ! I just uploaded some way better pics too.

 

I just got some better pics up, thanks for actually being helpful and providing more than just your own personal opinion. Its heavy, cabinet storage yes, and I paid 12 for it at half off. I'm not thinking its worth millions , but definitely not worthless.

 

Can't really get any idea of the size of it.

 

It's 16' w , 26' l , 21' tall.

 

Usually in pairs. For putting your lamp on, on either side of the sofa.

 

My girlfriend and I are just out of college with a new baby girl... Were trying so hard to learn about different furniture , we thrift a lot and I do remember my grandmother having similar decor so really its sentimental on this drawer, side table? Its in great shape and very solid so were happy with that . thanks !!

 

If you like it and you're happy with the purchase, that's really all that matters. Congrats on the family.

 

It heartens me to see more young people enjoying old things! I was beginning to despair. Ask away on anything you'd like,the folks on here love to share.Congrats on the new baby.

 

I was beginning to think it would take a generation of people tossing antique funiture before the appeal returned to the masses...then again we could try being like China and start selling our old furniture overseas until it becomes rarer than hens teeth and wildly in demand.