LOL, dead funny @ I'll Be Back! I was just glad to see the piece survives another day, that wood figure was stunning
I have no idea, if it ain't American, it ain't HAPPENING! Although i did buy an early english spice box recently that just arrived today! Boxes...
The way things are today in the antique furniture world? NOT A CHANCE! As far as IKEA clients are concerned, as soon as you start talking a...
LOL, well, you know, I really doubt many folks even know what a BOL is, I know I didn't and, that's just ONE of the many items you need to arrange...
?????? Not following you INH, you are not into the wine jug today are you? :hilarious:
SHIPPING! I have ALWAYS thought it odd that i have to arrange shipping, even from retail sellers/dealers. I can't think of another household...
Well, you know, it might be time to consider how best to market antique furniture, I'd say from what i see the marketing with a few exceptions is...
Yeah, just saw this here in Charlotte NC on EBTH (everything but the house)...
A few of the quotes from an article i recently read. "The market for that 19th-century desk you inherited is about as lively as the guy who made...
Congrats! Yeah, I still think one of the reasons the antique market is still in the doldrums is, MARKETING! it ain't 1975 anymore! The good old...
Yeah, I've seen these hinges on French 19th-20th furniture, they are neat looking, nice decorative touch i think. Other european countries may...
Yeah, that's to bad, gorgeous figure on that wardrobe
That may be but, it's the prices they are paying that count and, prices are down for antique furniture and have been down for a long time now....
Agrees, they do.
I've been hearing for almost 20 years now that "brown furniture" is on the come back trail, eventually it will but i'd say, not yet.
It' a "draw leaf" table, not a clue on style. I would push the draw leaf part, handy in small spaces as @laura9797 was saying above. Draw-Leaf...
Your first chair looks like it "borrowed" some design elements from the Shakers, that "bowling pin" finial was used by the shakers in Canterbury...
It's possible i guess, the seats look to be in very good condition.
Guess what, that handy dandy flipper tool works, price on your Ruby sideboard example was $1600. USD in 2013, I'd say vendor did well....
OOPS! almost forgot, gold star to @i need help on finding the example. :happy:
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