Yes, mission and A&C can get pricey in a hurry! It's still very popular i am guessing because just about every town in America has Craftsman...
uhhh, noooo, ebay just doesn't have the kind of product i am looking for, tried it years ago and i guess it's good for some stuff obviously but...
Agrees, very unusual. Oak chair with what looks like "north wind" face on center metal decoration.
lol, uhhhhh, noooooo, not a chance! I hardly ever go to ebay so i don't really know but, nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
No, not really as far as value goes but, i'd say this piece is probably late victorian because it's walnut or stained dark to look like walnut....
The drawer construction you see above is typical 19th century
Yep, always next time, at this point i am looking for better and up examples which means, stiff competition and bring your checkbook!
Yeah, it was up early in sale, 10th item or so. Bids stalled at 2-3k & was thinking maybe but alas, was not to be.
$7500. hammer + BP, told ya!
Oh yeah, will post the result. Best part of collecting really, the hunt. Thing is though with early american objects/furniture, even with the...
Oh i am positive, positive this box is going for big numbers. I don't think as much as Ruth box but we shall see shortly.
Thanks but, it's not gonna happen, i can tell! :happy:
Guess what day it is? GUESS WHAT DAY IT IS?! No, it's not hump day, Today is the day i get my ass kicked going after this box! 19 watching this...
LOL, yeah plus, it ain't american! Not a clue about this chair, best guess is a patio or deck chair/recliner but, it would be helpful if you...
Neat! interesting info.
Rounded ends? Yes, next to last pic. The drawer bottom on 3 sides has a bevel planed on edges and slides into a groove on drawer sides and front....
I forgot the best part, those little square doughnuts called Beignets with coffee at Cafe Beignet. [ATTACH]
Best guess is a revival piece built in the 19th century, i don't think it's american. Spent a year living in french quarter in N.O., loved it....
Well, i have little knowledge of english/european furniture but, in looking at drawer , I'd say 19th century construction because of the bevel on...
Well, if i ever did try it, would absolutely bring a glass along to make sure bourbon had not gone bad.:)
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