No, it doesn't
Very Pretty but, noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo :hilarious: Which BTW, this was EXACTLY where i was at 5:27 a.m. EST this morning when...
Just did a quicky on liveauctioneers and, i notice that many of the 32 examples have been drilled and pulls installed, guesses the key(s) got lost...
Meanwhile, Kyra, AKA certified early american furniture appraiser, fights for her furniture oddity! :hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:
Yeah, the key word there is, France! and ONLY France! And considering these pieces were made around 1900? and the population of France then was...
Interesting thread but, the bottom line in all this is, a furniture oddity that never got off the ground for obvious reasons. :cigar:
You realize of course, the marketplace has already made a decision in this matter....:sorry:
But i would argue that's NOT the reason you keep the keys in the locks........:oops:
No, it isn't that although your socks are probably lighter :hilarious: It's more of a form over function issue for me, "a solution in search of a...
Pretty but........nooooooooooooooooo :hilarious:
Yeah, i noticed it was passed at auction as well which means, no buyers. Here is a sugar desk but, this is not what you have [ATTACH]
Yeah is, if you are into Victorian, the Garden District in New Orleans ain't exactly shabby when it comes to victorian houses either and, there...
Joshuawon, it's going to be very hard to get to a sugar chest with your piece, it's just to small.
Very nice! A couple Cape May pics [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The first 2 pics we could not see the slant lid. The last 2 pics we can. The $175 may have been in a duplicate post OR in photo gallery. AGREES,...
UGH is right! as far as victorian goes. Well, you could always visit New Orleans! or Cape May on the NJ coast! Tons & tons of victorian houses...
Everything else stays the same, Sheraton style, 1830-40 poplar secondary.
LOL, TOTALLY different piece! with the new pics added, it would have been helpful to see all the pics at once. It's a desk box on a stand, the...
1830-1840 Sheraton or late Federal style. As noted by @Bakersgma , not a sugar chest, it's a 2 drawer stand with what looks like poplar secondary...
LOL, where do you live?
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