LOL, somehow, I don't think they did. Sorry about your chalkware situation but the Jayne & Grace thingy made the thread! dead funny!
Agrees and, you could not buy the walnut lumber for $200, which poster paid. I have a queen anne walnut table and it needed a new top, i decided...
Oh Dear, this table must be having children! i commented on another just like it in furniture thread!
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LOL, i know it was!
LOL, yeah, i hear you. Sometimes referred to as "mellon supports" or "cup & cover", they were often heavily carved, a way for ye ol wood carver to...
LOL, no, i don't think so. Those orbs were very popular in Elizabethan times in the UK, usually carved as a decorative feature.
May 3rd, 1926 @ 2:50 P.M. EXACTLY! J/K , i have no idea really but thinks afantiques is correct, 20th century, Jacobean Revival. "The table is a...
no problem, glad you liked. I had no idea how exactly 3D printers worked either, it's the coming thing they say.
lol, I'll try it on the halibut tonight. mmmmmmmmm, Halibut! That is a seriously good tasting fish.
what I think gives the table it's character are the tapered legs, which are made of angle-iron. Agrees, those are Hepplewhite legs and they are...
Cool stuff, no doubt
There is a revolution coming to the antique restoration world via 3D printers Interesting article in MAD about this new fangled printing, they...
It needs work, but I'm motivated. :) Well, you know, whatever trips your trigger! Congrats! on getting whatever makes you happy.
LOL, OK, i'll bite! You can call it furniture if you wish but from over here the best i could call it would be transportation.
fake Victorian squiggles of copper tubing masquerading as functional Well, i don't know about all that, all those copper bends are readily...
No, not furniture i wouldn't think
18th century construction, looks like walnut, is that a drawer in bottom pic? I would guess european in origin.
OK! Thought you might have added to some of the north VS south drama that has taken place in the past. The gauntlet was thrown down in 1949, when...
King, without beer, millions, perhaps billions of human beings that are here today would not be here without beer in our past.
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