Help!

I originally bought these to paint them but people have told me to research them a little more before painting them. I can't find a maker or Mark anywhere on them nor can I find anything similar on line. The top is green marble. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

 

You'll have to be a little bit more specific ...............

 

I'm trying to add photos but it says the file is to large..

 

You'll have to resize them to under 1MB.....

 

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/posting-a-thread-and-uploading-pictures.15990/

this may help...

 

Got it! Thanks!

 

Hi,
I would NOT paint them. They are wonderful. I am a purist though. Normal ladaisicall stuff I would paint but these,NADA.
greg

 

IF..u could do the most super wonderful heart pounding eye grabbing job of painting these and then get $ 500 US each......go for it...
Otherwise.....they are beautiful...just as they are !

 

Any idea when they may be from?

 

Hi! Any idea when they may be from?

 

We'll need pics of the top...inside the drawers...the underside and rear.....for our experts to give you their best opinions....

 

Matching chiffonnières. No paint.

Debora

 

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Any idea when they may be from?

 

I'm not the furniture guy...but I'm learning a lot about Chiffonieres....

 

I am with the others, don't paint. They are too nice. While they are not terribly old, they are well made. I get a bit of a colonial vibe from them and wonder if they are from India, Indonesia, or other Southeast Asia location. Where did you get them?

 

I got them off of letgo. The guy said they were his aunts grandmothers. I'm thinking maybe french.

 

hey Brad...didn't you once comment on the background dots used on the drawer carvings...??

 

Ha...& here I thought LetGo, was just a cool TV commercial !!!

 

Lol..I get lots of cool things from there believe it not!

 

Having the pair is nice. Much more impressive than only one floating by itself against a wall. Marble top or wood?

Debora