"Tavern Table" is a generic term here in USA, they are more accurately "side tables" and most homes in america during the 18th century had 1 or...
Yeah, the legs are Sheraton for sure, popular here in the federal period
For 1 thing in looking at hinges, they are not "mortised" into the table or leaf so that tells me someone converted the pub/tavern table into a...
Absolutely! I think the leafs have been added, i don't think they are original to the "pub" or "tavern" table.
The 2nd piece is a light/work stand, mid 19th century, american, Sheraton or federal period.
Well, on the first table I am betting/guessing, English, late 19th century. It has several styles all rolled into one which was common in the late...
I don't know, the weaving is unusual though, that's for sure.
Here is your lamp from gallery pics, where is INH she usually does this! :hilarious: [ATTACH]
Yeah, that means it could be from anywhere in world, still, i doubt american. It's a very cool chair. @verybrad knows alot about this period,...
Hello! your lamp photo is in the gallery, post the pic here with your edit button.
Well, I don't think it's American so kinda out of my field but, I'll guess late 19th early 20th century. I could be wrong on that, wait for others...
It looks Dutch to me, arts & crafts style maybe? I have seen similar arms on early dutch/american chairs Agrees with AJ, doubt this was ever painted
It's called a "brace-back"
Well, it appears to be a multi board seat so yes, kinda excludes it from being a period chair. The arms as well, i notice how short they are which...
Fan back windsor chair, guesses 20th century, not a period 18th-19th century chair
Thanks SIS! Yeah, I don't really care about it if people use my research, I have more than my share of early stuff as it is. And although not a...
Yep, i am goin with Ghopper on this one, an Indo piece that got out of control
Yeah, inside the house to get a shot of cushion i guess, interesting photo for sure, collectors of early american furniture with an unlimited budget.
God Almighty! This sounds like a Coen Brothers movie! :hilarious:
uhhhhhhhhhhh, noooooooooooooo
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