Catalogue calls it W&M but that is totally wrong, table maybe a lot of things but william & mary it ain't, that's for sure!
NO! this past Jan at the American sales in NYC, I absolutely positively STOLE that table! and, am happy as larry about it! :cigar: It was at the...
WAIT! That might not be my earliest american piece, i forgot about the table Wallace Nutting once owned that i snagged (stole) this past Jan at...
My earliest american piece, chest of drawers, riven oak frame & pine secondary, Boston, C. 1690 There are only 20 of these chests known to exist,...
Another house you should consider is Leland Little in Hillsboro NC, they often have southern early american furniture which is even rarer than...
lol, NO! Hussy is down in the family room. The girls in forum here made such a fuss about rehanging the door i don't know what i will do with it....
OTOH, here is an American "tavern" table i own, C 1750, probably Connecticut, Cherry turned base & stretchers with white pine pinned top. Even...
Yes, it's very tricky when looking at 17th century oak furniture, no doubt. Still, as there are less than 100 proven American wainscot chairs...
There we go, wasn't that easy? Simple as pie :hungry:
Well, that's the WHOLE THING there, isn't it!:cigar: Unless it's a 17th century American "pilgrim century" (1620-1720) piece, there IS NO oak in...
If you notice, seller in Title says "candlestand" but in his updated condition report on his website it says "tea" table. Kind of confusing, I...
Thought i would post this table as i saw it this morning, it's a period candlestand (tea table), Philadelphia, C 1780 in walnut...
Yeah, agrees, I don't think 1850 and guesses this is the DREADED WORD! revival piece, although i have no idea why some people think that. Some...
Agrees and, very nice figure as well. Another thing, it's solid mahogany, not veneered. This is an early & fine to outstanding example of the Late...
I'd say @anundverkaufen nailed this one, dead on similar form.
Looks like mahogany from here. Yes it is, steam powered planers, saws, joiners, routers, etc plus the bottom of feet are clearly bandsaw tool...
A word about Cincinnati, many people are not aware ( i know i wasn't) but by the 1830s Cincinnati was the preeminent city of the "west" both...
Hearts were kinda a big deal in early 1900s Arts & Craft movement weren't they? particularly in England?
LOL, sometimes no matter what, why or how you explain things, it just does not get through. I'd say this is one of those times, just sayin.......
Well, guessed Cincinnati because OP says there was a tag on table that mentioned Ohio river. Cin. is on the Ohio river plus, Cincinnati was a...
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