New here

Just stopped by to say hi because, well, quite frankly because I got a message from Peter T Davis that said I should.

I'm not an expert of any kind, just love antique and vintage furniture. My wife and I have an early 1900s home and are trying always looking for furniture from that period to furnish it with. To be honest, I'm mainly here to ask for age/identification of some items we have and possibly a value.

Thank you.

 

I beg to differ with you on "I'm not an expert of any kind" because you already know/are familiar with what "an early 1900s home" looks like.

A big "Welcome aboard" to you Blain.

 

WELCOME Blain !!! ... Joy.

 

Hi Blain and WELCOME to ANTIQUERS!!!! In case you need help getting images posted, here’s an ‘in line’ post to help.....but if you STILL have trouble, keep asking....

Posting a thread and uploading pictures.

Discussion in 'Support & Testing' started by daveydempsey, Mar 18, 2017.

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   daveydempseyModeratorModerator
   Just a short simple tutorial on how to create a thread and post a picture on this forum.
   Click on any titled section to which you wish to post, scroll down to the bottom and click "Post New Thread" as pictured.
   
   
   
   To place a photo or picture from your PC.
   When you have created your post click "Upload a File"
   Then click "Full Image"
   Up to 8 pictures in any one post are allowed.
   Keep your photo`s or pictures below 1mb, preferably 640 x 480k.
   On Android click and hold the pic. Click on the 3 dots in upper right corner. Click edit. Then click the option on far left and it gives you different sizes to choose from.
   
   
   
   
   
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   (I was on my iPad for a brief period & for whatever reason couldn't do the usual "Link")

 

Thank You, Hopefully I have the photo's figured out now.

 

I can see them all now. I am glad I am part of the exclusive view club. Now, I am wondering why I cannot find anything about Hax-Smith except that they were in MO.

 

Welcome!

 

Greetings, Blain.