Oh, they are lovely!

You might also try asking at the link below.

Sue

Here is a link that might be useful: GW Antiques Forum

Also, you could try the GW Home Decorating forum.

Here is a link that might be useful: Home Decorating Forum

They look like willow furniture to me, not wicker.

I agree with Yorkies I do not think these are made from wicker. Willow is a possibility.

I think it's bent (steamed) willow, too - it looks like the bark has been removed, yes?

they're really nice examples of the work, they're a good balance between ornate and rustic.

twig and other 'bois' furniture was popular from the late Victorian period all the way through the depression, I'm guessing these are 20's or 30's, but that's totally a hunch.

I'm used to thinking of the stuff as being made by people with a willow stand, not manufactured, so I'll guess it was a fairly small shop, one that may be long gone.

you might have more luck trying the town's librarian or historical society.