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older furniture

Posted: 08 Aug 2011, 20:11
by jusdeb
Does anyone on here know how to tell what style of furniture ( era or period ) say a dining suite would be ?

Re: older furniture

Posted: 08 Aug 2011, 20:53
by Tintola
Well, give us a look :roll:

Re: older furniture

Posted: 08 Aug 2011, 21:07
by jusdeb
Oh OK photos hang on ....

Re: older furniture

Posted: 08 Aug 2011, 21:31
by jusdeb
Here ya go , scuse the pics its cold outside and dark and scary ....

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Re: older furniture

Posted: 08 Aug 2011, 21:53
by Tintola
Looks to me like early "Chipboard Period", either that or something from the "Broke" era. :think:

Re: older furniture

Posted: 08 Aug 2011, 21:56
by Tintola
It's not a coincidence that both
Birds and Angels have wings. :wtf:

Deb, so do Blowflies, bats and the devil. :twisted:

Re: older furniture

Posted: 08 Aug 2011, 21:57
by jusdeb
Should have known better ... :roll:
It is wood , just dont know whether it be re stainable wood or fire wood ...

Re: older furniture

Posted: 09 Aug 2011, 00:18
by Diane
Antique Roadshow tragic here...
check the joins on the chairs if glued or nailed = probably not antique, if dovetailed joints possible antique.
Try googling, Regency dining chairs, or Victorian, or Edwardian or Georgian, see if any styles seem the same.
Try re-staining on the underneath, see what it look like.
Are these to go with the table you had earlier?

Re: older furniture

Posted: 09 Aug 2011, 00:33
by jusdeb
No that table turned out to be Edwardian and not a fix it for a amatuer so its been put away until we decide what to do ..
this one was a freeby and I thought the table would be good for the sewing room fixed up but now I dont know what to do with it .

Not too worried as council clean is next month so it wont be a pain to get rid of .

Will check the joins tomorrow and google suggests Sheraton style legs .

Work mate of o/half can drop in and have a look to be sure , he sidelines restoring antique furniture and seems to know what he is on about .

The table extends and is bloody heavy for its size ... oh well might have some fun with it.