Thank you so much, Jeff! I appreciate this info and grateful for your time. I really love the chair so I'm thrilled to learn about it!
I definitely will!
Thank you, everyone! I feel vindicated with my whim purchase :joyful:
Thank you so much for the information! Much appreciated :happy:
Yes, it was common to make windsor chairs out of multiple woods. The armrests are definitely not new.
Good point! :joyful:
It's definitely comfortable!
@Jeff Drum So, not a bad deal for $200?
Described as "old windsor chair" lol
Yes, all of the legs have the holes/nails.
This was purchased at an antique fair in the midwest. Is there any real age to it or is it a reproduction? Any help is appreciated![ATTACH]...
Try looking here: https://thevintageteacup.us/pages/james-sadler-and-sadler-backstamps
@johnnycb09 This stuff is fantastic. [ATTACH]
Very informative, Fid. Thank you!
Beautiful table, James. Thank you for the info!
I'd like to know the answer to that too lol.
Very interesting! I'm familiar with Amish culture (although I definitely didn't know about the 'arrogance' views in regards to pegged...
Thank you for your response; that's interesting! Yes, there are Amish communities nearby.
Thank you for your help! I definitely didn't think 18th century but assumed older than mid-century. What should I be looking at to determine age?
I purchased this table at auction (in the midwest). It was advertised as a vintage table...looks older than that to me. Is it an old tavern table?...
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