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<p>[QUOTE="Toekneetang, post: 286690, member: 5773"]I stand by the fact that this was made in the late 1800s because Ignaz Herlinger died in the 1901, and on the sticker itself..all it says is his name, and he identifies himself as Master carpenter, along with the address of his shop at the very bottom. So with that being said, I dont see why this would be some kind of award sticker ..I think it's his way of identifying his work and identifying what he does and where his shop is...I don't know why an award sticker would list his shop address, since his shop was obviously turned into something else after his death . I did read both his son and great grandson all took on the same profession later, so if this was made in modern time, say by one of them , it would likely be labeled with their names... but since it's just his name and he also did sign the piece, I can't come to any other conclusion other than he made this over a century plus ago....besides, everything that is used to construct this piece, didn't come from modern time, all the nails and hinges seem to line up perfectly with this being of the 18th early 19th century[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Toekneetang, post: 286690, member: 5773"]I stand by the fact that this was made in the late 1800s because Ignaz Herlinger died in the 1901, and on the sticker itself..all it says is his name, and he identifies himself as Master carpenter, along with the address of his shop at the very bottom. So with that being said, I dont see why this would be some kind of award sticker ..I think it's his way of identifying his work and identifying what he does and where his shop is...I don't know why an award sticker would list his shop address, since his shop was obviously turned into something else after his death . I did read both his son and great grandson all took on the same profession later, so if this was made in modern time, say by one of them , it would likely be labeled with their names... but since it's just his name and he also did sign the piece, I can't come to any other conclusion other than he made this over a century plus ago....besides, everything that is used to construct this piece, didn't come from modern time, all the nails and hinges seem to line up perfectly with this being of the 18th early 19th century[/QUOTE]
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