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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;James Conrad, post: 402926, member: 5066&quot;]No, it didn&#039;t, Pook had origin unknown, late 18th C. There were quite a few early Americana dealers at this sale, they didn&#039;t touch this table, i didn&#039;t figure they would.</p><p>The highlight of day one in this sale was a &quot;sunflower&quot; chest, shop of Peter Blinn, Wethersfield Conn, C. 1700-1710.</p><p>Single owner sale, 2 days, yesterday &amp; today, lived in New Mexico but lady had quite the taste for early american stuff purchased from some famous dealers 30-40 years ago.</p><p>Problem for me was, this estate sale had lots of high quality european stuff as well, like this small Swiss table, which drew in decorators &amp; snuffed out my chances. DOWN WITH DECORATORS! lol. Just kidding, i actually like some of them but they are shopping for a &quot;look&quot; and some have deep pockets.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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