NO! I saw it! I read the post as i remember but, i really have very little knowledge of english furniture which is why i didn't post on that...
Examination [ATTACH] I found the Bartram Family joiner chest over drawers in a corner on the balcony at Pook & Pook, Inc. It did not rate the...
Christopher Storb has written an interesting post on a anonymous english joiner who operated in Philadelphia in the 1st quarter of the 18th...
Another quick google, this one looking for a huntboard with doors! Came across this one, once owned by Sumpter Priddy, a well know dealer in...
Well no, I don't think you can make all those assumptions based on photos alone, what you know based on pics are, hinges are not original &...
LOL, yeah, is! Yeah, i would guess closer to 90%-95% on furniture Agrees with others, it's gonna be tough to get anywhere close to your 4k...
A quick Google brought up these Hepplewhite & Sheraton (round legs) Huntboards and one thing i notice, they mostly have drawers, some with locks &...
Yeah, back to reality! Indeed, hey Ghopper, where you been? Yeah, well, looking again at first pic, I am 90% sure those doors are not original...
brandy well? not a clue here!
It is still not known for a fact what these early "bible boxes" were used for, the latest theory and i think makes the most sense is, back then,...
LOL, Absolutely, the myth does make a better story, I am not sure how this got started but furniture scholars have looked into it and say not...
Yeah, a popular myth and it probably did happen at times but the truth is, mostly a myth. These were "working" pieces of furniture, mostly found...
Boy, i dunno anything about pots, zero, nada, I see them all the time at auction & some sell for big bucks, many not so much but i have no clue as...
Huntboard, probably 19th century, longleaf yellow pine & possibly other species for doors, value is $1000. + at auction, more in a retail setting...
Last month I think, a very similar hunt board came on the market with reworked drawers/doors, something similar could have happened to this one as...
True, which is why i try to check in but, i forget sometimes, it happens at my age! Take this hunt board, is it period? could be for sure but even...
Yeah, sort of, I try to check in every once in a while. I tend to drift off as not many "real" period pieces are posted plus, I pissed off some of...
It's called a "Hunt Board", southern version of side board. Hard yellow pine, Hepplewhite federal style (1790-1830), is it period? Maybe, the...
Old thread but another ladder back with similar form is coming to market this week. The front feet are unusual, the finials & arm rests as well as...
It's a draw leaf table, popular in the 17th century and still popular in England, particularly in pubs.
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