A jelly cupboard is a 2 drawer 2 door utility type cabinet found in 19th century kitchen/pantry locations used for storage. Usually built from...
If you are in the midwest, I'd guess Cincinnati which at the time that this was made, was the largest furniture manufacturing center in the nation.
Hmmm, i would say very little, maybe $200. tops? @verybrad and @Ghopper1924 would know better than i would. Yes, even for Cherry, a wood i like...
Yeah, agrees, probably is. It's kind of an odd duck at 45 inches high, normally sideboards / servers are in the 36-40 range, 45 is getting on up...
Or maybe a desk? Is the top drawer a drawer or does it fold down to make a writing platform?
45 inches high? YIKES! seems like a dresser/chest of drawers that has been converted at some point with those bottom cupboard doors.
Yes, very close, typical frame & panel construction of 1850s-60s. The style is late Classical, a style that was popular for almost 100 years, long...
Hmmmmm, noooooooooooo. Top looks like a blanket chest that someone added a drawer and bottom looks to be a cupboard bottom with cupboard top MIA....
Indeed!
Yeah, what Brad & Cluttered said, way out of my area of interest.
Yes, always! But these are miniatures so some liberties are taken, even if in period as they are not a "working" piece. Still, if you notice the...
I think an attempt to make a miniature "sugar chest" but, not built by a professional woodworker and no where close to federal period. (1790-1830)...
No, not from the Federal period. More likely a home shop project sometime in 20th century.
Well to me, THAT was their first mistake, obviously the Witch was having an off day when that took place. To drill large holes in an early carving...
Oh Baloney! So you are saying if hubby offered a gift from this toney jewelry store you would turn it down? OK, and I am an astronaut, think I'll...
I KNEW IT! I clicked on this image and it offered no prices! it said "Make an Enquiry" Let me translate that, "if you have to ask, you can't...
I don't doubt it! It's her BDAY so she's probably trying to lure hubby into buying a very expensive gift! with a line that goes something like...
Yep, is. You often see this form in Hotel type settings during that time, very functional for travelers.
True again! which is why to get the BIG bucks, you gotta have near absolute poof, long sad stories and BS just won't cut it in that world.
True, or even a month before the sale! lol :hilarious:
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