Value of Coffee Table

A ornately carved coffee table. A customer of mine that I cut her grass gave me a carved coffee table and I was wondering how much it was worth if anybody has any idea. She gave it to me and said I can keep it or sell it she didn't care. I've worked for her for a long time and always done a great job

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Judy
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July 31, 20210 found this helpful

Look under the table for a manufacturers marking. It will be easier for you to do research if you have that information.

WorlDA

August 5, 20211 found this helpful

This is Hand Carved Wood Table Oriental, Wood & Glass. Your photo is not very good quality, but it looks like the top is also carved.
I think your desk is made of walnut, but I'm not sure as it is difficult to tell from the photograph.
If you do not find the maker's mark, add a photo of the top, perhaps from the picture it will be possible to determine the country of manufacture (for example, Indian or Indonesia or Vietnam).

I found some slightly similar tables: bayarea.thelocalflea.com/.../1040390, www.ebay.co.uk/.../334044661101, www.ebay.com/.../264580030061,
www.etsy.com/.../walnut-wooden-coffee-table-small...,
www.etsy.com/.../walnut-wooden-coffee-table-small...

The price is about $ 400-1350.

cybergrannie
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August 12, 20210 found this helpful

First of all; I would like to say that at only 35 years old, you are still a young man and should be looking forward to many productive years ahead in your future.
Congratulations on turning your life around and finding useful ways to enjoy your life.

It is nice that your customer appreciates your work and gives gifts along with your pay.

I'm not sure if i can help you with answers about your table as it usually takes several pictures to be useful in identifying brands and especially value.
It would much easier to provide information if you could ask your customer if she happens to remember where and when she bought the table and if she knows the approximate age.
Also, perhaps you could provide more pictures:
A picture of the full table - looking straight at the table from the side and not on an angle.
Also, a picture of the top - looking down showing the full table top.
A picture of the underneath/bottom so we can see how the table was made.
I know this may be a lot of trouble so only do this if you really would like to know if your table is something from a local furniture shop or maybe a valuable table.

Stores sell similar tables that are mass produced in India and other countries so pictures could help to rule this out.

Thanks - good luck in all your future endeavors.

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