No, not really. 22 inches high is about right for a stool, they sit higher than a chair....
LOL, Well, you know, no reason you couldn't use it as a small table/plant stand, etc but, i'd say the form is, stool.
Yep, i think it is a stool as well, guesses revival 16th-17th century piece when bobbin turned legs/stretchers were very popular in the UK.
Hmmm, not a clue here. I was expecting something TOTALLY different from the title "butterfly" table. Very cool table though, the butterflies are...
It worked over here, Cincinnati was the place to be in mid-west furniture manufacture in 1841.
Ditto, i didn't know that either.
I looked at Hunt auction archives on his annual museum sale, didn't find any price lists though. He gets big money for his high end pieces, he...
Neat, thinks ghopper covered this pretty well. Antique beds are usually a tough sell because of modern size requirements & restoring them to queen...
Me To! I am guessing those photo instructions link i posted didn't help. Resizing used to be a pain for me as well, i was using photobucket but i...
Agrees, probably late 20th century. The drawer pulls are Hepplewhite bail pulls, popular in USA during the federal period.
Try this https://www.antiquers.com/threads/posting-a-thread-and-uploading-pictures.15990/
LOL, Imagine that! Farmhouse/Country is cool again? Sooner or later it will be i am pretty sure.
lol, OOPS Bakers! I get people in here confused for some reason, many are anonymous so kinda run together. There, fixed it, all better now! :p
It has Sheraton legs, a federal style (1790-1830), is it period? Probably not but Bakers is correct, can't really see any construction details...
The American Wing opened at the MET in 1924 & a few years later (1929 i think) the Bolles collection of early american furniture FINALLY took it's...
Not really sure on that as victorian styles are not my thing but, the first serious attempt to display american furniture permanently occurred in...
Yeah well, is pretty sure many europeans helped feed american insecurity in those matters, better for them to if they wanted to sell more product!...
Well, think about the Goddard/ Townsend shop in the 18th century and their 12 million dollar desk/bookcase, the most expensive piece of american...
Americans had an inferiority complex about fashions in general for whatever reasons and pretty much followed western european fashions as to what...
Mid 20th century colonial revival (there's that word again!) piece in maple. VERY nice figure on that long drawer, good job on refinish.
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