Yeah did, i was hoping it would, if it had been at Pook in PA who specializes in pennsylvania objects it probably would have been much different...
Thanks! i beat Irma and walked away with an old table too! good day for me.
Yeah, i am thrilled with it, i woulda gone a little higher. I don't have any early PA stuff & no splay leg pieces either which is not a real...
UPDATE: i won! $600 hammer and almost $200 BP so, $800. total.
Ahhhh, well, you got time, no need to rush.
Let me Translate that for you I ain't furniture, I ain't riven and I ain't HAPPENING! That's what it says in old furniture lingo! Jesus, over...
Me too
Sees that! but, if it's not early furniture, it's just not happening over here! RIVEN!
NOT A CLUE, but since i read the post i figure a bump can't hurt :)
Thanks! It's actually probably Philadelphia but, close enough! map of delaware river valley [ATTACH]
Agreed, plus the drawer construction looks english. Interesting desk, it has empire feet & almost william & mary type legs. I wonder if late...
lol, oh boy, here we go! off we go into the wild blue yonder! Meanwhile, that delaware valley table is being sold tomorrow, may the force be with me!
:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
I am a collector & the best shipping for antique furniture i have found is uship.com Mostly small operators who bid online for your ship needs, i...
Yeah, did!
Just messing around but you get the idea, to the average person riven oak has about as much meaning as a moon rock does.
EXACTLY! It's buyer beware in antique buying at auctions.
Yeah, is and, it's what gives the antique industry a bad name, nobody trusts, everything is fake and most people today do not have the time to...
See there! Told you!
Yeah but those are mostly 20 something kids out of school with an art history major, then catalogue dead lines, photo shoots, bla bla bla. If you...
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