I agree, it is well used, no doubt. I think that's correct although i don't know for sure. Not only are drawer bottoms mahogany, the drawer sides...
Yeah, agrees. The burl (probably walnut) on top is quite striking, I'd keep it, small tables are very handy around the house.
Yes, that's a good point i had forgot, I have heard from other blogs/forums that they built furniture by hand there until the 1930s, a full 80...
Yes, is pretty sure that market has seen plenty of ups & downs in it's day, since 1791, that is a long long time to still be operating. There is...
No one knows exactly what the deal is on these chairs, some speculate they were cheaper to make, others say it was because floors back in the old...
LOL, oh no! this is worse than furniture! lol @ new but comes in vintage condition, DEAD FUNNY!
Well, they are oak & have 3 legs, I'd say 20th century. 3 leg chairs have been around since the 17th century. [ATTACH]
There we go, i knew someone was gonna come along and explain how!
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I was thinking the same as @johnnycb09 until i saw the second group of pics, this doesn't look like machine made dovetails so i switched to 19th...
WELCOME Edward! you just have to re-size the pics, i know it's a bit of a pain but required. I use photobucket but there are a blue-million...
To tell the truth, it doesn't trip my trigger either but, i like the high quality woodworking by the better makers.
LOL, yeah, it's possible of course but, not likely i would think. It's a cool trademark though, that very simple windmill.
Yeah! pretty tough test to just get into HS, i am impressed.
I didn't realize it at the time but the farmers market in the french quarter is the oldest continuously operating open air market in the nation,...
I enjoyed the farmers market experience, did it take longer? yes, mostly because of stopping to chat with a vendor at one the stalls about this,...
YAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! I WON! I WON! Do i win a prize? an early frisian box perhaps? Very cool trademark BTW.
OK, I'll bite. lol [ATTACH] Dirk Koperlager van Erp (1860–1933) was a Dutch Americanartisan, coppersmith and metalsmith, best known for lamps...
Yep, agrees, i'd say that's correct. That Cali Historial Design site is very informative for mission furniture, especially for peeps like me who...
Very nice looking piece! Yeah, i think that's right, it takes awhile sometimes for kids to catch on to the collecting bug.:joyful:
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