The ladies hat huh, i am ON IT! I'll try and do a photo thingy. Yeah, i looked up south tyrol, GEE WIZ! let's not go there, to complicated!:hilarious:
"South Tyrol (occasionally South Tirol) is the term most commonly used in English for the province,[7] and its usage reflects that it was created...
So not Dutch, THANKS! Austrian or Bavarian will do! I asked someone not on this board and they thought south Tyrol, tyrol? where the heck is...
Here is an english box stool, mid 17th century. Height is 15 inches but feet are MIA, with feet probably 17-18 inches. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Not A Clue, not american i don't think, interesting that it has a box lid. It could be 19th century, can't see any construction details. Guesses...
Yeah, that makes sense. Probably typo.
Yeah, i noticed the missing trim on the framed panels, that doesn't bother me at all. I picked up a 1720-30 Philadelphia walnut tea table from...
Agrees, It does & that is one thing i know about, i may visit & see, it's only an hour or so south from me. Camden SC, historic little town, a...
To tell the truth, when i first looked at it, i was thinking swedish but i really don't know european furniture. Description says "dutch or...
LOL, i am not getting what you are saying, ????, spit it out Scout:p What do you think it is?
Dutch huh? Calling @Any Jewelry! :singing: What says the lady in Brabant, is it dutch do you think?
OK, it ain't American, it ain't 17th or even 18th century either but, it does have original paint that is very attractive. The door hardware is...
Absolutely! if you want to get top dollar, the internet is your friend here. GOOD LUCK! Looks like some "Buddy L" trucks in collection, i am not a...
Here is a similar form on ebay, asking $165. They claim 1900-1950 so inline with yours. https://www.ebay.com/itm/202808345341
No, none listed, no provenance either.
Not A Clue but, I would guess Komo is correct, 1950s card filer. Brad is in Illinois so maybe would know more.
I just remembered what was "hot" furniture fashion wise in mid 18th century england, "neat & plain", THAT was the "look" many wealthy colonists...
Hello! Guesses English Hepplewhite revival,, late 19th century, Edwardian period? very attractive desk. English furniture is not my area of...
Yes, that crossed my mind as well, 2 or more bidders knew something that no one else did OR, 2 or more bidders determined to win no matter the...
AGREES! particularly a piece in fair at best condition. Did see a small southern side table at the Americana Shows in NYC in Jan that went for 6...
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