It's a BIRD! It's a PLANE! no, no IT'S SUPERMAN! i have no idea! but a bump can't hurt!
No problem, hope it helps! The late victorians were BIG on this style of furniture. In england, it went to the point of carving jacobean designs...
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Oh boy! the restore/no restore wars RETURN! We just had a thread the other day talking about all this, you ask 5 different people & you'll likely...
Sometimes called "jacobean revival", popular during the 17th century. Those round turnings on the legs are often referred to as "elizabethan orbs"...
Sees that, sleep all day, putter all nite! The life of Riley, no doubt! Did you get your membership thingy fixed? I have had no issues except...
VERY COOL story!
True, i think Brad & Rauville have this right, american, late 19th century. In looking at German furniture of this period, the heaviness is gone...
What's odd for me is, when i think of arts & craft metal work by stickley, roycroft, etc., it's usually "hammered" copper or some such and not...
I have been looking at arts & craft, even german stuff of same age, so far, no dice. Rauville on other forum thinks he was seen this form table...
LOL, naturally, the table might be MIA if i was close enough to get my hands on it! You & Brad are gonna need to go furniture shoppin!
Is wishing the table was mine! LOL and, i don't collect victorian era furniture! I don't think i have ever seen another like it, look at that...
I think you are probably correct. It is unusual to see strap work like that on american furniture, except for early pennsylvania german pieces &...
Hmmmm, Brad might be on to something there, i am weak on that era of furniture. Is it ebonized or painted black originally, you think?
Yeah, neither am i on this kind of furniture! I would guess johnny is correct on 1870-80, victorian age. What about Germany in this time frame?...
Someone on another forum posted this table that was in a storage unit that they bought. It's an interesting table i think & it is probably not...
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I think Brad has it right on this one.
I know that's right!
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