Pics from above example, had to convert files, notice the battens & removable top which is held onto table base with wood pins/pegs [ATTACH]...
Here is a similar form PA table with drawer on Ruby Lane https://www.rubylane.com/item/1611319-qapatbl/Queen-Anne-Walnut-Pennsylvania-Farm-Table
The style is Queen Anne (1740-1770 in usa), country made, the legs & feet are a bit clunky. The battens for 3 board top are odd, normally you...
A quick google brought this one up, similar form, 1980s, english...
In America called a "Welsh Cupboard/Dresser" or "Pewter Cupboard" for display of plates but yours looks fairly new, i don't think it's old
I'd say it's a period 19th century chest, just not american, the top & feet just don't work for american. I see "scribe lines" for dovetails on...
Sure, almost ANYTHING is possible with american furniture with large immigrant populations and furniture fashions however, i would think it more...
This is what you are more likely to see in american mid 19th grain painted Classical chests of drawers with glove/ ditty boxes on top [ATTACH]...
Agrees, the top & feet are not typical for american mid 19th century classical so i'll guess german/austrian.
Another thing i notice, the key holes, they seem to be almost in the center of drawer which would be odd for an american chest, are there locks on...
Hmmm, interesting. It has same construction on drawer as american and the style is late Classical, mid 19th century i would guess. The top & feet...
Very little. Looks like some nice figure on maple top but, most antique drop leafs are selling for a song these days & yours is vintage at best so...
Me too! It's depressing for some because they refuse to change to the market realities of today. People today, particularly young people are used...
Agrees, it's a buyers market but, these things go in cycles, just like everything else. No offence but Ron Bourgeault’s Northeast Auctions in NH...
Knows very little about books except, according to the book lady on Pawn Stars, condition matters alot where books are concerned. I notice in...
I'd guess Ruth is probably correct.
I see 20th century nails attaching the drawer side looks like which make the pulls very odd indeed!
You often see this type of drawer pull in period american william & mary furniture (1680-1730) with "teardrop" pulls that are attached to the...
If it was American/ English iron wire, it's not a problem to rebend but i don't think it's american so i dunno. Yes, modern meaning not 17h -18th...
Missed, went for 17k, which was fair i'd say.
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