LOL, interesting thread. Indeed it does if proven to be fact.
I think all the glass except maybe 2 panes is its original 18th-century glass, incredible.
You are NOT alone on that score! I STRESSED to my goob that the MOST important thing was get it here SAFELY! He did that so I am well pleased....
Yeah really, jeez, GLAD that is over. Expensive & having to deal with folks that have the IQ of a grapefruit isn't a lot of fun!
Mr Goob finally arrived 3 hrs late. Crappy photo because of auto flash, the blue interior isn't nearly that blue either. [ATTACH]
not yet, ETA is 6 p.m. EST
Never heard of one, never mind seeing one.
Yes, well she MISSED IT!
Where is kiko BTW, did she go on vacation, harpies run her off, what?
Yeah, shades of Kiko I see, thank god the cat lady isn't here!:hilarious:. Well, going to be awhile on that, it's going into first corner...
LOL, You've ALREADY seen it! about 7 pages back!
It's being delivered this afternoon so, about 1 week late, give or take.
GUILTY! all the way around the corner:eek::p!
No, I can't but, great photographs! Hopefully, someone will be along soon with some info.
Mark & these late colonial - early federal chest of drawer forms........ I do believe he is SMITTEN!
THE MAN - THE MYTH - THE LEGEND! The Frankenkstein Chest
OK so, LONG LIVE THE FRANKENSTEIN CHEST!:)
Hey! I have been to quite a few "antique malls", killing time on a lazy Sunday afternoon! :) So I got THAT! goin for me! :p
Of course, I have never actually been in a thrift store so I am guessing here a little. I will also guess the last stop for this type of furniture...
There was another thread where the "Frankenstein" chest was born recently posted by Mark. Loves the term "Frankenstein chest", DEAD FUNNY! still...
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