American built Welsh Stick Chair in walnut [ATTACH]
It's not a Windsor, it looks more to me like a "Welsh Stick Chair", primitive chairs made in Wales since the 13th century built...
Rosett bail pull [ATTACH] For the same reason you want those swan neck bail pulls, style preferences!:p
I think that has already happened, the single round wood pulls were the usual for this era & style. Yep, that is probably what happened, the...
Yes, it is Sheraton style, mid 19th C. CONGRATS on winning your chest of drawers! Flame mahogany or birch, with book-matched veneer drawer fronts...
LOL, YEAH! definitely dropped somewhere! It's a REVIVAL thread!:p
The legs are Queen Anne cabriole legs with pad feet, in the period in USA 1740-1765 in GB earlier, 1700-1720 or so. This is a revival dining side...
One of the problems with the internet is, there is more false information than correct information. And although the internet is wonderful as a...
Next Time! plenty more where that came from.
Yes, you read correctly. Although machines largely built the furniture, those pesky dovetails on the drawer boxes eluded the machine's grasp until...
Shows you how little I know about the prices of old furniture! :oops::p It does look to be in good condition for it's age.:)
It depends on what brown furniture you are talking about. Generally speaking, no, not happening.
Pillar & Scroll or more correctly, Late Classical. Mid 19th century or later, machine factory built.
Indeed! so I should stop complaining I guess?!:oops: I didn't know, maybe it's not Uships fault but, since there are only 2 of us involved, I...
Just filled out a form at Shiply. Got a quote within 6 mins at $607. Not what I want to pay but is encouraged at the speed of the quote as opposed...
KNOCK! KNOCK! KNOCK! WAKE UP over there, driving crisis brewing.......:hilarious: Not the end of the world if I have to go get it. Did I happen to...
Trying that now. SOMETHING has changed at uship. Just did a shipment last year, dower chest, pick up from Downington Pa which is out in the...
Well, I considered that, off the beaten path but I checked and Peterborough NH is only 72 miles northwest of Boston. Cobbs isn't hitting on me to...
The Chest on Chest form was popular in the second half 18th century in GB & USA. Some of the period examples are quite massive requiring a step...
The form is called a "chest on chest",
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