A John Drissel decorated slide lid box sold yesterday at Pook, from the Linda & Dennis Moyer collection estate sale. Drissel is a somewhat famous...
LOL, It is? Last time I was there it was still in USA, there must have been a war I missed! :eek: Louisiana used to belong to France, we bought it...
OK, I looked at @Johnnys777 profile and as usual, empty. Why I asked how we know the table is english.
How do we know the table is English? I don't see where it says that. If referring to Phyfe himself, he was born in Scotland and, considering the...
Yes, found in the 1920s on a back porch storing chicken feed! :chicken: :chicken: Oh Dear, how the mighty have fallen! It sits alone now in the...
Although the above form was the preferred style in court cupboards, a 2 section cupboard with top portion an enclosed cabinet with oblique sides,...
Yep, agrees, in mahogany. Very popular in its day, a lot still out there.
Unfortunately, if Brad is correct on the date & I think he is, don't expect a lot when you try to sell. Here is one in my part of the country that...
Here are a few similar form period cupboards, 1680s, 2 American and 1 English [ATTACH] [ATTACH] English example [ATTACH]
Hello, it's a reproduction of a "Court Cupboard", popular in the 16th-17th centuries in USA & UK.
Yeah, sees that now, still, a 2" top drawer & 1" bottom is pretty small, I would have major issues with my hands in dealing with that. lol:hilarious:
Hmmm, English? I think because of the pulls. 4-3/4" high and 4 deep is very small, that would mean a 1" drawer, guesses dollhouse furniture too,...
If you are selling it and it's a 19th-century piece, I would call it a dummy board, purpose unknown. And watch it FLY OFF THE sale shelf....
One theory is, an 18th-century burglar alarm, life-size dummy board created at least the appearance of someone home when in fact, everyone was gone.
Agrees dummy boards are a bit creepy. I walked into a client house a few years back that had life-size puppets sitting at the dining room table,...
LOL, probably not, although similar to a dummy board they are designed to sell something, movie, car, yada yada yada. Don't thing dummy boards...
Yes, I hear you! Dummy Boards have largely been lost in the mists of time. I see them from time to time in very old furniture auctions but, it's...
First thought was, "Dummy Board" but, it might be too small.
Agrees, Boston rocker.
Yes agrees, colonial revival maple, mid 20th century or later. This furniture was perfect for the Boomer generation, built like a tank & almost...
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