Another possibility? It's a centennial piece. They had smaller examples Here's one on 1stdibs...
Usually on american federal pieces they are "urns" not "pots", pots are unusual except in philly/pennsylvania area.
Well, it's American then, little doubt about that. Another oddity? that flower pot, have only seen that type inlay in Philadelphia pieces, it's...
Yes, agree it is odd proportion wise, something isn't right. Are you sure it's American & not English?
Yeah, looks like a man to me.
Well, the problem there is, the room that dining furniture once occupied went extinct! There are exceptions! though, huntboards (southern...
It's ALL about making that kitchen bigger you see and, the dining room is just collateral damage. I get it, a lot of space there is not used but 2...
They simply do not fit well into the modern world these days. People today will spend BIG BUCKS to knock down the wall between the kitchen &...
Yep, has. About the only sideboards I see at auction that do well are "Huntboards", which are mostly small utilitarian sideboards. Very nice...
lol, I guess, I just don't run into any!
LOL, Yeah. That's the problem I see with this chair, even though as Book points out, it is a known brand that SELLS well, that orange color! means...
LOL, OK! still, that 1970s orange, avocado green, harvest gold thingy is tough to give away around here, I'VE TRIED!
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/seating/club-chairs/pair-of-cube-club-chairs-kroehler/id-f_19739102/ I notice it says 1970s, a bit past MCM,...
Looks like a cube chair on 1st dibs, $1500 for a pair, YIKES! [ATTACH]
Ain't that the truth! or for much of anything else for that matter. This chair is MCM? OK, I guess. This is the kind of chair around my location...
Close Enough! Particularly in the 18th century, I mean, you got Huguenots living in France speaking "palatine" German (whatever the hell that...
Agreed, guesses late 20th century.
Tulips are/were a BIG DEAL to German speakers and appears ingrained in their culture, particularly Dutch people. And since German speakers...
Found them! A mistake from long ago, led astray by a TULIP! :eek::rolleyes::oops: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I have a MISTAKE! from 20-25 years ago or so out in the barn, I was hoping it was Pennsylvania because it had a tulip painted on the front, WRONG!...
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