uhhhhhhhh, nooooooooooo
I would note that the pieces above are selling online today for a few hundred bucks, say $300-700 bucks or so. Which is better, taking a piece...
Yes, they are PROFESSIONALLY painted, not some hardware store crapola that the homeowner slathers on. It's not an expensive project at all for a...
And so, there that is. I am not sure why everyone is so against painting here. I have seen some outstanding examples of 1930s-40s waterfall...
Well, out of my area of interest but it looks nice, although agree with Bakers not antique, still, 4 chairs & a table for $100 sounds cheap to me...
Well, the fact that the info sheet is at the TOP of furniture forum page helps, not saying it will work but, it will be hard to miss.
Seconded!
Well, you know, info sheet can't hurt is the way i see this. Take photographs, furniture is NOTORIOUS for fooling the camera, not sure why, it...
WRONG! Only when they hit the Home page! So, BEWARE! when your jewelry post gets featured!
I am the exact opposite, i almost exclusively visit furniture forum with a glance at Home page on my way to this forum. :p
????? I am not following you Judy, there is a new info sheet at top of furniture forum page.
About time! Question is, will anyone use/heed it? I dunno but, worth a shot I'd say. Nothing beat a try but failure! :cigar:
I don't know but, either way you need to HURRY UP with the answer! :hilarious:
Hmmm, Sorry, not a clue, not in my area of interest. Guesses a bar? I'd say cluttered is close on 1930s-40s. Looks to be ribbon mahogany on fronts.
Hey Monica! Welcome to Antiquers! Sorry, I can't help much on your furniture as it's not in my area of interest but others will be along. Try to...
lol, I'd say "Moon" fits very well! Cookie!:hilarious:
Oh no, you didn't waste anyone's time, it's just that with furniture, it's very helpful to know where poster is located in the world and often...
Oh Boy! I'd guess the number 1 question posed on furniture forum with many posts centered on where poster is, where did poster get the piece. It's...
Dang! I was not even aware that "Brutalist" furniture even existed! :confused:
You could ask Jack Plane on his blog, he would know for sure. He's an authority on early english furniture. I'd say cookie, biscuit or ring...
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