LOL, that's right, blame poor ol' dad!
Cool story!
Agreed but, for me the really amazing thing is the date, 1364. So close to the dark ages and 200 years before Michelangelo.
Is pretty sure the Shakers would be unhappy about describing their furniture as "elegant" but, that's exactly what happened. They pushed the...
Agrees, understated elegance is how i would define Shaker furniture forms, the woodworking skill is absolutely flawless, perfect!
GOOD LUCK! on your sale. I am just a collector, i rarely sell anything unless it's to make room for a new piece i have fallen in lust with. You...
Neat, are you a collector? dealer? We don't see many "real" pieces of early american antique furniture here for some reason, it's out of fashion...
Interesting, i got tagged the other day on a different thread & was not aware of how that worked either.
uh ohhhh, i ran her off, SORRY! it's FRIDAY the 13th! I see another post asking for an opinion by kyratango
Bottom line is, very nice old chairs. They would have more value if pre industrial age (which these appear to be) & still had their paint but the...
Dang, name of my first love, surely it's NOT! the same Bronwen! Welsh name i think, not real sure though, it is an unusual name in america though.
LOL, dang!
Interesting sale of early weapons & armor, pic is 16th-century open basket-hilt sword, possibly salvaged from the 1545 wreck of the Tudor warship...
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