NEVER! I am sorry, you have dialed a wrong number............
Agrees Well, as it likely went in a church or mansion it's probably a custom build, the upper storage is unusual.
You & Bakers ran her off! :p
I see that but very small, hard to tell much
No worries, it's in correct forum now. :joyful: It would help if you could post a photo of your desk.
Agrees, entryway bench with storage below & above seat.
Hmmm, double weird. New one on me, that's for sure. Yeah, what game is the question? I could see maybe a 2 player game like chess/checkers but...
Weird, hopefully they don't put ashtrays down there and catch the house on fire!:hilarious: I am guessing this is a furniture oddity that never...
Agrees, Need more pics for sure, location might help as well.
Yeah i thought about that but, wouldn't the drawers bump into one another? Another thought was, table base was modified for some reason, school or...
Yeah, I really doubt poker or any betting game. Odd seeing those holes like that, never seen anything similar. Setting aside those openings, the...
Paper labels have been used since the 18th century in america, dunno about europe. The Goddard/ Townsend shop in Newport RI sometimes used paper...
Guesses True! Although wayyyyyyyyyyy out of my area of interest, Brad would know value on 20th century revival furniture as he sells it everyday....
Yes, a good candidate for a professional refinish job to get top dollar i would say, after all, it's a coffee table probably going in a living room.
Yep, plus the Chairish example was by a known designer for Conan Ball, Russell Wright, that would make a big difference i would think, is OP table...
Agrees, 1stdibs is usually way over priced plus they do not reveal sold prices, ditto chairish i assume. I don't know for a fact but i bet sold...
A quick google brought this one up at Chairish, asking a lot for it in LA https://www.chairish.com/product/id/626700 [ATTACH]
No, don't have a clue. My area of interest is early american furniture, i know just enough about english furniture to get me in trouble. :sorry:
Guesses Birch, looks like birch anyway. Value? not a clue as it's considered MCM, which is not in my area of interest. It could be worth some nice...
After Hepplewhite died in the late 1790s, his wife published a book of his work & there was a revival period of his designs in England in the...
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