CONGRATS! I guess......
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I see, trying to sell it huh, well, I sympathize, going to be tough going I predict. Not in fashion at...
And, the value of Jacobean revival are down, WAY DOWN these days. :singing:
I don't get it, what's goin on? I guess values ALL THE TIME on here.:eek::oops::rolleyes::writer::wideyed::p
Inked or printed?
True! You see the same sort of thing with early 19th century Federal sideboards with few exceptions (southern huntboards come immediately to...
Ditto drawer fronts which, you need to be careful as the veneer is delicate and doesn't like harsh treatments or water.
Yes, typical panel construction of mid 19th century, 1850s-1860s, late Classical style, looks like Cherry, very nice for $85 I'd say. The drawer...
Yes, it's quarter-sawn oak veneer.
Yeah agrees, it's not worth that I don't think, not in today's market. I bet it's still there a month from now.:cigar:
Very cool story.
20 years ago, that walnut desk above would be worth 5k at least! Today hard to give away, you can't buy the walnut on that desk for $300. A little...
There ya go! A quick LiveAuctioneers has this one A "real" Chippendale 18th-century C. 1770 slant lid in highly figured solid walnut. With ogee...
Wait for Brad & Ghopper on price but I'd guess $500. is way too high.
Yeah, THAT'S the problem with desks these days, lost their function and are basically dust collectors, hence the bottom has fallen out of that...
It's a serpentine slant lid or fall front desk. In the chippendale style. Boy, I dunno, $500 sounds high to me plus desks in general are a very...
Yes, but the name of the game in collecting old furniture is, buy the Steak, leave the Sizzle for others!
Interesting, yes, very odd situation on hinge mounting. I thought about that, overcut & then filled in originally but I kind of rejected that...
Well, you know, like those Mission chairs Brad posted, they were designed by Frank Loyd Wright so you kinda expect a big number or a couple of...
C. 1900 style is late classical, often called empire revival or pillar & scroll. Considering it's all there, particularly the mirror and in fair...
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