A new thread to discuss new information about a Chippendale Chair discussed in a previous post: A Tale of Two Chippendale Chairs (with a hero) |...
Great idea.
Perhaps @Tim Naylor can elucidate.
Here is what Joe said: "Well I got your email and don't feel I can add any more to it. I bought the chair from Alice Lewis in Easton along with a...
Tim, That's pretty astonishing that you are familiar with the history of these chairs. I would love to know more about what you know, but @James...
Let’s see your best rock please
Sweet!
Even with my little knowledge, I locked into that piece right away. Glad you think it is possibly interesting too.
This looks like a I Kl----- to me. [ATTACH]
Aqui Thanks so much for giving it a try. You did much better than I did.
Had me flummoxed too. Couldn’t imagine the purpose.
I put the space in. Thank you very much. I had no idea it was bar ware. Thanks also for the link. It was very informative.
I'm sure someone will know what this is. I thought at first it was to heat up metal for jewelry making, but there are no burn marks on the...
Excellent advice. Thank you very much.
Maybe @Aquitaine can help tease it out better
I'm so excited for you that you found this special piece. It is so beautiful.
I love it. What a treasure! Sorry I don't know anything about restoration.
Sometimes flipping it helps or eliminating the color. I think the middle name is Xavier. A SWAG is the it says "kaufmann estate, though the time...
Great information!
I think it is this one: Norway Silver Maker's Marks IV - at 925-1000.com, marks found on antique, vintage & collectible Norwegian silver....
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