That's It! or very similar, Very nice, it looks restored.
Considering the first permanent english settlement wasn't until 1607 in Jamestown VA., 1640 is pretty impressive, DAMN IMPRESSIVE! No one cares...
Yeah, is, very cute.
LOL, YES! and a nice way to bring the thread where all threads belong, old furniture!
Here is the turner's chair thought, for the past 100 years or so to have been built by Huguenots in Charleston SC. Recent research has pretty much...
Yes, this is a problem with furniture that is out of the current day fashion, it's difficult to deal with particularly if built with hardwoods...
Interesting, thinks AJ nailed this one, another mystery solved! The only thing i know about Huguenot's is that some emigrated to America starting...
Yeah, I think that's right though probably not what OP wanted to hear. There is a couple in Indiana that paints old furniture & seem to do well at...
True, still, if $120 is correct, that only leaves $40 to refinish & flip at a profit, I don't think so. Years ago, people must of made a decent...
Yes @verybrad for current prices on used/vintage furniture but, generally speaking restoration & flipping furniture at a profit do not go well...
Yeah, I am goin with Bakers on this one! it looks fine in photo's , Pic is to small to see much
Sure, anything is restorable No, not if you plan on selling it, if you're going to keep it then yes, restore away
Very cool & great restore job.
Yeah, I am going with verybrad on this one.
Yeah, i hear you but, they got some big numbers considering. A toy boat sold for 120k so it must have been a very well heeled crowd at their "Old...
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