Another thought, Biedermeier style early 20th? I don't think american. [ATTACH]
Hmmmm, I'll guess french because of the feet & no pulls/ handles on drawers, just keys. A vintage version of Louis Philippe/Napoleon III style...
LOL, I SHOULD have known! :hilarious: It appears Daniel is a junk dealer posing as a civilian, dragging more junk in here fishing for information...
That's what i am talkin about! I do the same thing kinda.
Here is similar form, a bit higher quality stool on Chairish and, they got the Nulling correct! Good for them!...
If you are trying to purchase a period 18th century table that is in reasonable condition for $100. or so, that's just not happening. That's a...
Or if budget is smaller, here is another, estimate $800-1200 with bids starting at just $400. which it could sell for considering feet issue....
If you are looking for a period 18th century American tavern table, there are ALWAYS some for sale these days and pretty reasonable price wise....
Yep, Thar She Blowsssssssssssssssssssssssssss! Dead on match, this table is a revival stool that has lived a hard life or, someone distressed it...
Not a clue, one thing for sure, it's not traditional "nulling" carving Yes, it looks more like a revival stool to me as well, no dimensions so......
Yes, mish- mash of 17th thru 19th century styles all rolled into one piece, this happened a lot in the late victorian age. The nulling carving...
LOL, sounds like Mom was the brains of the family. :p:eek::oops:
lol , Hey! nothing wrong with that, they are not trying to fool anyone but that sign is GREAT! One thing i notice about OP table, the "nulling"...
Yeah, there is a cottage industry in Europe of manufacturing "antiques" from old wood that has been going on since at least the 1960s. Often...
I don't understand what the goal is here except, acquire a piece of furniture built in the 18th century? It's worth pointing out they built junk...
I guess, not thrilled about this whole lock down thing. My shipper makes weekly east coast runs so no worries there. I tried to be slick! and pull...
It is worth pointing out that although auctions are still taking place online, picking up an object should you win is a whole other thing at the...
Pook emailed, said they THINK April 6 they can reopen for pick ups so we'll see. They are not really in control so i dunno, hopefully week after next.
The chair sold for $13,500. a good buy I'd say considering it's history.
Plenty of auctions all over USA in progress now! Instead of floor bidders/internet bidders which is usual, they are being conducted online only.
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