Reddit reviews Titebond Leather Glue Wood Glue, 16 fl oz (473 ml), directly Verarbeitbarer 501/4
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Titebond leather glue 16 fl oz (473 ml)First leather glue may be used for direct finish (No heating required)Very good abrasion properties and painted over in when dryLong open timeGlue link can be heat and water (water vapour) the liner.
I'd say it's Black Forest (Bavarian) 1850-1910. They carved a huge variety of novelty furniture, sculptures and everyday items which were very popular during that period.
The variations in design were many and varied.
As far as restoration is concerned, be sure to use traditional hide glue. It's reversible and will allow a certain degree of flex in the joins. Modern glues destroy old furniture.
To refinish, use shellac and a simple bee's wax polish.
Edit: If it originally had a dark/almost black patina, Japanning the oak is quite simple: http://www.wikihow.com/Age-Wood-With-Vinegar-and-Steel-Wool
Once japanned, finish with shellac and bee's wax.