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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Richard C, post: 505501, member: 9930&quot;]I&#039;m in the USA midwest and this was purchased at an antiques consignment shop that handles &#039;better&#039; pieces. In the two examples given above by James Conrad, are either of those moritce &amp; tenon joined? The needlepoint covering has some age but I don&#039;t believe it is original, and isn&#039;t much good for dating I think. In the US needlepoint was used a lot in colonial revival furniture and was still popular in the 60&#039;s for the &#039;traditional&#039; look, but I don&#039;t see it much anymore. Thanks for all the comments.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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