Well, i am not a silver person but has to think the Americana aspect is what makes it so valuable, just the name is a BIG DEAL. lol, oh Lord!...
P Revere coffee pot, 1.85 million [ATTACH] Short video of Revere silver for sale, get out your pocket book, a spoon sold for 24k recently...
I tried that, I typed in "chairs" in the search box and got 404! Go Away! i think in Dutch! :hilarious:
In paintings of the period, this is what one usually sees in terms of 3 leg seating furniture, "turned" and not "joined" as OP chair is. I am not...
No, has no idea what Winston was up to in his painting room! :hilarious: It would be helpful to translate what the Dutch text says. I am still...
UPDATE: This OP chair appears to be having children! :hilarious: There is another similar form chair for sale in the Netherlands for 595. EUR with...
LOL, Oh Dear! Yeah, i had a similar experience which i think is a mistake biz wise. My theory is they would sell more hardcover books if publisher...
iPhone? no puter huh. OK, not a problem, you find the link that works & I'll download the file! Find being the key word there. :happy: Many of the...
Challenges @i need help to download this book! Make it Happen! We wanna see pics of early dutch chairs! There are a blue million links to download...
OK, I have tried off & on ALL MORNING to download this book to a PDF or similar file to get some pics, no go, not gonna happen, not only no but,...
For a good overview on early Dutch furniture in the 16th-17th century, this book is quite good i hear, the problem? it's all in dutch!. Early...
That is a big red flag in my view, I don't think i have ever come across a dealer that would not talk my ears off in providing information about a...
If i had to bet, I'd bet it's none of the above. I would guess more likely a clever marketing campaign to appeal to the decision maker in parlor...
The carved female heads, it's kind of a fav Jelliff design feature. Was once in a discussion about what those heads represent, some say Lady...
Guesses John Jelliff style parlor/arm chair, 1870s
OK, it could be a "make -do" type piece for some function around the house/farm. It doesn't have the look/construction of a professional...
Well, dunno about high school but does appear to be a home shop type project. The seat/top is pinned to the frame but the pins/pegs are to "round"...
LOL, good question. It's a secret, like most things on this forum! :hilarious:
I don't think it's period, no. The OP chair is trying to be to many things at once which was typical in the late victorian period. A boarded seat...
I would guess this chair is a victorian era whimsy, the seat appears much to "flat" to be period and the carving on the arms is weird. Why would...
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