Featured Chinese Furniture! Need help ID'ing

Love the altar table. I wish my room mates had left me stuff like this.

The display cabinet has a Japanese gent on the lacquer panel, so I assume it is Japanese, albeit in a Chinese inspired style.

 

I’m no expert in Chinese furniture, but I’ll take a stab at the second one.

I’d characterize this as an etagere. I see some western influence here, specifically in the shape of the crest. This shape - and the level of execution in the carving within it-was often found in aesthetic movement pieces. I would therefore date it at ca. 1880s to 1910s, with an earlier date more likely. A beautiful piece!

 

Look to be nicer than average pieces with a bit of age. I don't think they are antique but would not be surprised to find they are 60-80 years old. The cabinet may be a bit older than the table. I wonder if the cabinet is missing a base, either a base with feet or legs or some kind of cabinet. Maybe something like this.....

 

Sugar-Take some straight-on pics of yr 2 pieces/run them thru Google Lens (you should get plenty of similar pieces for sale /sold). Add up all the pieces (sold ) & just divide total $ amnt by that number-this gives you an average selling price.
Wood type-
1.Take a hi-quality closeup pic of the wood (grain,etc) & share here w/ our wood experts.
2.Take the pieces to an established Asian antique shop,they'll prob know the wood.This is easier if it disassembles.Good luck !

 

The table looks like it could be elm to me.

 

I see a sound lower in the crest of the etagere; I’m more convinced now that this is aesthetic movement, since that was one of their principal motifs. So I’d say it’s easily more than 100 years old.

 

That should have been “sunflower.” Sheesh…