Yes, SIS found it. Definitely not Franciscan, that is always well marked. There is a listing on eBay now for a George creamer they call pattern...
It’s based on a circa 1750 Boston tea table. Slides are for candles. Original would have a carved in dished top to keep spilled tea from dripping...
And verybrad is right, not Holophane; anyone using that term for a lamp like this is using it incorrectly.
It’s not made or sold by Shakers. Komokwa is right - called a ladder-back and need more pics if hope to know how many mods were made (like whether...
Journey, I have to say this is NOT the way you should be behaving on ebay. Most of your money comes from selling on ebay; how would you feel if...
Adding the closeups I left out, which shows condition better. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Since you don't have pics, and since we're talking about "shattered silk" - I'll assume this is what you are talking about? I'll slip in this pic...
Yikes, I hope at least YOU have seen a pic of it. I agree buffing wheel would for me be a last resort. Maybe a pic of something similar would give...
Oh man, I can't believe we are still talking about this chest one month after you first posted it. Nice that you added more pics, but I have to...
No sign that this had any legs on it until the short ones added in the 70’s. So a counter-top cabinet, not designed to be on legs. You never...
Can you show a pic underneath? Should see marks showing where and what type of original legs, if there were any. Also, looks like drawer pulls...
Ok, we are making progress. I did already try to explain why the screws do not look perfect and brand new to you, when I wrote the above in my...
Now @Woutinc , I’m afraid we really disagree substantially. You posted two pictures, but they in no way prove what you think they do. Your first...
First, @wlwhittier . You made a confusing statement here, when you called this a “oval flat-head screw”. No wonder there is confusion, because...
Look, @wlwhittier and @Woutinc , either you think you have a valid point and want to discuss this, or you want to get the final word and run away....
Ok, then this is an even sillier conversation then. Oval-head screws of that type were certainly not made until the 20th century, and would never...
I'm not offended; say all you want. But maybe start with what you mean by oval screws - all circles look like ovals when seen from an angle.
Yep, but it should be there now. BTW, pictured outside of hinge is 8" long; inside even longer. Contrast with 3/4" length hinge on OP chest both...
Sorry, but I can’t let this be last word on hardware. I strongly disagree, in fact hardware is one reason this was clearly 20th century to me....
This is actually a fairly common american windsor chair style, called a braced-back continuous-arm armchair. When I say "common", I should say it...
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