Yep, is exactly the same situation, just different objects. The Victorian age was weird, it was the first time in human history that regular...
Girls get to have ALL the fun! I am among very old furniture type people!:) It's just that there are not that many collectors who are into very...
EXACTLY! because it ain't there! Even if it was there at one time, it has already moved into a relatives house OR, it's at some auction house down...
LOL, I guess. This is a female dominated activity. I hate shopping and have never been to an estate sale in my life. :p:confused::cigar:
Interesting & yes, the victorians were odd in many ways. For the first time in human history, regular folks had leisure time and it is...
Did you see the film "Driving Miss Daisy"? The main house where movie was filmed is in Druid Hills, another toney neighborhood on the northeast...
Indeed! It's in Buckhead, on the north side of Atlanta, very toney residential area, not super rich but not looking for their next meal either,...
LOL, Purgatory! Thing is, most early furniture collectors want pieces as close to original as possible, repairs, replaced parts and newer finishes...
I have no clue what it does to the value of silver but, this exact same process happened to 17th century english furniture in victorian england...
Sorry!:sorry: Not A Clue on value, way out of my area of interest.
LOL, Dang! Pretty hard sell there, they promised a Hubby with every chest! Cool Ad and, I am betting they sold a bunch of chests with that...
Yeah, I am goin with Cluttered on this one, assembled for some specific task
The threaded part is called a "post", the handle that is missing is called a "bail". Can't really tell much about the age of this chippendale pull...
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