What ever it is it is post 1930s judging by the screws. And the hole in the center of the star appears to be countersunk, so I presume that it is...
I knows that! Know how? Cause mine are made of metal stuff! Yep, they be as hard and rusty-crusty as me! Got as many coats of peeling paint as me to!
Ah, but as with L.M. Alcott, you really don't know what they produced "under cover of darkness". Some of THAT Little Woman's work was pretty, uh,...
Naw, yall are wrong! Its a fancy thing ya hangs on yer door fer people to bang wit so's they don't gets splinters in they...
"The woman lamenting and the servant washing her feet could be from a 19th century painting of a Roman scene?" Naw, just another wussy with an...
"the oldest living thing east of the Mississippi River." Than you for that........................nice to know my competition................
I agree with the styling, etc. but I think this is just a bit earlier - say 1890-1915 - just before they started layering walnut and mahogany...
Walnut................okay, I'm here to go off tangent again..............when we sold my grandparents 1842 NYC townhouse in the mid 1960s we sold...
Prurient as my interests can be, THAT is not a sight I would seek out.................shudder..............
How about that! But I have to say - it still looks like a marriage to me. There is something wrong with the proportions, or plain vs decorated...
Not to take this thread any further off topic than I have, but thank you for the welcome (back!). Its makes me glad to see you post, as I hadn't...
From a practical view, the form looks like a work table such as used in a butlery, pantry, scullery. But I think it is a bit too decorative for...
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