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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social It does indeed carry a very specific time period and cultural aesthetic, one that has fallen by the wayside for many a decade

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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social I’m getting strong Art Nouveau vibes that make me think 1890-1905. Lovely!

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Looks like 1930s from someone who liked an older style. IOW, out of date as soon as it was installed.

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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social I would go with between the two world wars. Seems too old looking for mid-century, but too new for turn of the century.

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Best guess: before/at/after 1900

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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social I think 50s as a terminus ante quem- post war but only just for the decor - the furniture will be much older, the wash stand/dressing table is 1880s-90s and the bed possibly inter-war.

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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social In comparison with what I see in a museum, it seems to be a wild mixture, possibly imitations of older styles. Without checking wood, nails etc, the bed looks like a very late replica (1950s), the part at the left a style mix that can be late 1930s as well as 1950? The buffet is too chunky for Art Nouveau, not the curves of Art Deco, but could be original between the two times. Chair 1950s. Lamp can be late 1930s as well as 1950s, these forms came back. No specialist.

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@ObsidianUrbex@mstdn.social
My WAG is 1905-1915.
I think the ceiling fixture was added later.

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