Very neat frame.
They are! I saw that while researching it.
Thank you, yes, that's why I mentioned mine is "like" those.
Someone already did that once on the spindle, so I'd have to try digging the dowel out. Even if I do that though, I am still missing one :( I am...
I believe it to be from 1856. Jerome and Co.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks! The wood appears to be reddish brown, but I'm no carpenter. I'll probably need to go on Antiques Roadshow to ever get any further Intel...
They run parallel with the arms and provide the support to the U-shaped bases.
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Thanks! Mountain Woodworker has not replied to emails, and I haven't had time to call them. The other place I will need to try, thx! I also have...
Thanks, all. The one in the pic was already repaired once the way that has been mentioned here, so I don't know if that could be done again....
Wild!!
I totally missed it, sorry :(
Nice!
I'm not understanding that link, there's no pic :(
I haven't seen my antiques in movies just yet, but I love saying I HAVE THAT!!! when my Collectibles pop up on shows or in movies.
Love the sleuths on this site!
I have reached out to 10 places already trying to get 2 replacement spindles made to replicate the one in the attached pic. No luck yet. I know...
Great finds! On amother forum that I visit, they call silver "the Rodney Dangerfield of precious metals" :(
That is a shame. We camp too, and I'd be livid.
That is an incredible tale!!
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