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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 191022, member: 37"]Late Victorian circa 1900. I do think English. Any time you see that stippled background in a relief carving, English is a good bet. It was done on the continent some but your rarely see it in American furniture. That drawer side looks like it has been replaced. Can't really tell what the wood is. Maybe beech with a dark stain. Could actually be a darker wood such as walnut or mahogany but would need to see a better shot to tell.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 191022, member: 37"]Late Victorian circa 1900. I do think English. Any time you see that stippled background in a relief carving, English is a good bet. It was done on the continent some but your rarely see it in American furniture. That drawer side looks like it has been replaced. Can't really tell what the wood is. Maybe beech with a dark stain. Could actually be a darker wood such as walnut or mahogany but would need to see a better shot to tell.[/QUOTE]
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