No, not really. Shaker is severe functionality taken to a point of elegance. Shaker Tall Chest of drawers C. 1820 [ATTACH]
I am not sure that is correct, have you made any inquiries on its value as an instrument? Here is a link to the same website I posted earlier only...
No, It isn't Shaker, no doubt about that.
Welp, 3 votes for mahogany on photos. Still, I have been fooled more than once on photographs of wood and, there are over 30? different species of...
Those top 2 pics look more like Mahogany from photos [ATTACH]
Rosewood [ATTACH]
In the 1st & 2nd pic where you see the wood, the piano top & the keyboard. Does not look like rosewood in those photos, at least Brazilian...
In the photos of your piano, it looks more like Honduras Mahogany rather than Brazilian Rosewood but, photos often deceive when it comes to IDing...
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I would note there are limits to the above type of analysis but, this is where you start. Limitations: Identifications based on wood anatomy are...
Yes there are, the US Forestry Service does this for free if you send a proper sample....
Well, looks like the gaps on the seat have turned out well. Just stain, no paint huh. [ATTACH]
No updated photos as it is huh?
So, whatever happened to this piece of firewoo.... uh...... ROCKING CHAIR! :):singing:
The desk form is called a "slant front" because the fallboard slants inward at the top when closed, the slanted fallboard does open into a...
LOL, Yeah, that's what should happen but in the arts & antiques world, that's not usually what happens. The crooks pay back the money they stole...
They tried to market slant fronts that way a few years back, obviously, it didn't work out. Exactly, perhaps slant fronts will find a place in...
Yep, desks today are large dust collectors, even period 18th-century examples are going for a song at auction.
Fall front desk, looks like good condition, quartered oak. The problem is, desks are like dining room furniture, endangered species territory, no...
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