If it is oak secondary, I'd say yes, english & someone installed american style pulls in an effort to make it appear like an american chest?. If...
Hmmmm, they look period though, are they cast or stamped and, is there a witness mark on either side of drawer of a different pull? What is...
Exactly, that eagle screams American, especially with those 13 stars above the eagle, I think its got it's original pulls which adds to it's...
Hmmmmm, possible, tag also says "inscribed on left rocker arm" which suggests manufacturer stamp/label.
HEY! hold the phone! THAT'S the 2 million dollar chair!!! that @tie.dye.cat has allowed to slip away! The chair with arms!
Good point! SIS, never thought about arms till you mentioned it.
Oddly enough, Charleston SC during much of the 18th century was the largest & richest city by far in America and yet walnut was not available...
Yes, I think that's correct, walnut was very plentiful and a favored wood in the mid- atlantic, southern region.
Nice! Splay leg table. I am guessing German because of the way top is attached, you see that often in german american construction in Pennsylvania...
LOL, yeah, no worries there, trust me. It would likely cost more to restore the seat correctly than chair is worth which is not all that unusual...
2nd half 19th century rocker, american, seat looks like home made replacement, not a clue on who made your chair as literally millions were in...
Yes, absolutely, as it seems prior "fixes" were poorly done. It would not cost much if anything to have a qualified clock person examine & price a...
It looks to me like an American 1st quarter 19th century Hepplewhite bow front chest of drawers with flared french feet and cock bead drawer...
Yes, sees that now! :wideyed: :happy:
Yeah, I'd say all above is pretty close to correct, if Southern, It would be worth more than my original estimate. I know i am going to get an...
I'd say this clock needs an in person examination to determine much of anything (value, cost of restoration, etc) by a qualified tall clock...
It looks to me like a country built version of a plantation desk, I'd guess 2nd half 19th century. Is that slate on writing surface? Photos are so...
Yes, I have heard that from dealers here in USA, 30 hr clocks are a tougher sell. One of the foremost dealers i know of is Gary Sullivan in Sharon...
Yeah, I know little about clocks either, yes it is mahogany, pretty but i have no clue if period, can't see the wood construction & pics are...
It is not so much typing errors for me although i do make more than my fair share due to poor, non existent typing skills, it's more i am usually...
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