I bet it weighs a ton! Well, maybe not that much but still, i'd hate to move it!
I hope no one is suggesting they would turn down one of these repro's if they could buy it for 10 or 20 dollars!
Now kidz, let's not get carried away here! The world record for a single piece of American furniture is the Nicholas Brown family desk-bookcase...
Far Far Away? lol, dead funny!
Get outside that very small area, dad is TOTALLY lost! Most dealers/sellers tend to be generalist, they know a little about a lot, i am the...
If it ain't old furniture, it ain't happening in my collecting world. And, it needs to be primarily from the 17th through the 18th century and be...
I say why not ask for $20 instead of $10, one can always come down, a lot tougher to go up. Naturally, i know NOTHING about lamps or shades! lol
Whatever the traffic will bear!
Pretty. Not a clue here about your buffet though, hopefully others will be along to opine and meantime, a bump can't hurt!
Yep, was. The Hepplewhite period in america (1790-1830) along with Sheraton were the dominate styles during the federal period. In the cities it...
Of course, american country pieces do tend to be quirky or odd because the woodworking skill level ranged from primitive to pretty damn good. It's...
Hepplewhite, 1830-1850, country piece because it appears top has been nailed on judging by the dark stains around holes. Is it pit sawn? maybe but...
Yep, true, especially dome trunks which can't support a lamp or serve as a coffee type small table. They are just not very functional for anything...
LOL, oh dear, AJ is gonna eat the pendant!
True but to me, as a not expert in european furniture, the OP cupboard seems reasonably similar in style to the period cupboard. The carved...
In addition to Marquetry which the dutch virtually invented, it's obvious these guys could CARVE up a storm!
Could be but, I think more likely Dutch or in the style of The Netherlands who were very influential in europe furniture wise during the 16th-17th...
Yep, i am goin with Any Jewelry on this one.
Yeah, i am goin with Sandra on this one, clean & wax is all that is needed, finish looks to be in very good condition.
The style is Hepplewhite with french flared feet and lambs tongue quarter columns that are fluted. Popular in england in late 18th century....
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