I'd say Cluttered is pretty close value wise, in my part of the country (east coast) it's tough to give away late classical though. There is A LOT...
Late Classical, sometimes referred to as pillar & scroll, american empire tends to be rare & expensive, it was hand made, each piece is unique, it...
Here is a brief description on the differences between these 2 styles...
Yeah, the problem is, it isn't American Empire, it's late Classical. Although related, these 2 styles are very different, empire is hand made...
just kidding, the messing around had pretty much played out as well
LOL, TO LATE JOY! You already put the HAMMER DOWN & nailed the messing around out of the thread. It went that away----------------------------->...
Well, to be honest, thread as often happens had played out & had taken on a new life of messing around.
Generally speaking, single chairs unless an outstanding example or having historical importance don't bring a lot of money. I know doll collectors...
Yep, is. Small antique cabinets are highly collectible and some can get pricey in a hurry, like spice, sugar or seed cabs for instance. A repro i...
Obviously ALL democrats!
Pity they can't speak it!
They were the guys who let the Brits take Manhattan from them in the 17th century, naturally the yanks took it from the Brits in the 18th so it...
Everyone knows it took yanks to show limeys how to properly build furniture
A 3 min video talking about some of his pieces below...
Ohhhh, ok, some are put off by rococo furniture in general and it's not in fashion these days, that's for sure. Some say Chippendale is just queen...
????? What, to over the top?
Born in Otley in the West Riding of Yorkshire in England on the 5th of June 1718, Thomas Chippendale Senior became Britain’s most iconic, some...
Hmmmmm, very reasonable price i would say. It only has 1 major flaw, it ain't old furniture!
Alrighty then! a bit of drama on this thread! I want to be entertained! Sorry, i know nothing about this sort of object.
William is 4000 years old.
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