Yep, i am goin with cluttered on this one.
LOL, well, i was thinking one might get arrested for putting a baby in that thingy of yours! log carrier/holder is more correct i'd say.
BINGO! I think we gotta winner! good job SBSVC!
Very attractive piece, although i know little about english/european furniture, I'd guess, mid 19th century.
Not. A. Clue. but, it is weird! Sometimes, weird SELLS very well!
Yeah but then, I wouldn't get a chance to riff on the post! which i am having a good time doing!:joyful:
Yeah, you can't copy n paste web addy because of paid subscription issues! Above link goes nowhere! But, you can thumbnail & save image, course,...
Uhhhhh, earth to the the elderly ladies, come in dear, are you there? It's on page 157 in the digital edition....... put down that wine jug this...
lol, i am not sure, i think all these old women have been into the wine jug this evening!:hungover:
Gets the digital edition, got tired of getting ink all over my hands, shirt & pants reading the print thingy. I looked on page 29, it was obits...
Yeah, ditto here, why complicate things? early american cradle [ATTACH]
True, gorgeous horses, no doubt!
Well, let's not get carried away here, IF this chair is what it claims to be, i could see an institutional buy (aka museum) as it claims a very...
Here is a pilgrim century ladder back going on sale new week in NYC at the americana week thing. Connecticut, maple & ash, C 1700 Basically same...
Yes, it has sheraton elements on the legs as well as pilgrim design too in the arms. Still think 19th century sometime in second half, american....
Yep, i agree with Cluttered & Brad. 19th century ladder back with rush seat. Origin? Oh Boy, i dunno, wood species looks like birch or maple,...
Got so carried away with my rant i forgot to answer!:wacky: The best provenance i saw on those 3 spoon racks was the last one, it was at Keno...
And, you can say that about many different nationalities, english, irish, german, dutch, french, bla bla bla.
In a word, YES! It happens ALL the time!!! Thomas Dennis, america's most celebrated 17th century joiner, apprenticed in Devonshire England &...
It gets worse, A LOT WORSE! For instance, next week starts the AMERICANA WEEK in NEW YORK CITY, it's the biggest event of the year for all things...
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