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This dining set was bought in 1992. The table has metal/chrome legs with a beveled glass top that is 1/4 inch thick and heavy. Has a small chip on the edge and minor, tiny scratches on the surface. It has approximately a diameter of 42"with 3/8" thickness.
The chair has a cantilever design, and is made of leather. Its dimensions are 32 inches high, 19 inches wide and 21 inches deep. Under each leather seat, there is a "1-92" that is etched on the leather itself. There is also a label under the chair that is attached on each chrome leg that reads "Made in Italy." There are signs of wear and tear in the chair, more visibly seen in the stitched areas. It has tears/splits from 1-2 inches in size. This is more visible in the stitches on the leather seat close to the front legs. This is caused by the stitches giving way. All these can be seen in the pictures above. Despite the flaws due to wear in the leather seats, as seen in the pictures, they are still very usable and functional.
Full dining set manufactured by Jefferson Woodworking in Louisville, KY, possibly for Heywood Wakefield (which is printed on the bottom). Includes 6 reupholstered chairs with wicker style backs (small hole in one of the chair backs), 2 leaves, and custom fit pad. Was refinished about 30 years ago and is in excellent condition. Date of mfr is unknown but likely early 70s.
Iām looking to find out how much these nightstand are worth? Iāve had them for a long time so there are some scratches on them and one is missing a handle.
I found another listing online of one of these stating ā Mahogany One Drawer Side Table.Vintage Federal Style Mahogany One Drawer Side Table.
2 Tier, dovetail joint construction
Sturdy
Approximate measures:
Height 27.1/4ā width 16ā depth 13ā.ā
14 piece ornately carved Burlington House dining room set--circa late 60s, early 70s. Used very little. THis set is in perfect condition with the exception of 2 small scratch marks on the China closet base caused by movers when bought. Solid wood and made in Lexington North Carolina.
I am selling these at my mom's estate sale and would like some idea of their value. The child of the child's chairs was born in 1965. The magazine rack, which I think is hammered brass, is at least that old. The table is probably 1970's, probably 30" high, has a goldish (possibly not original) finish on top, and has no markings. I do not have the exact measurements for any of these, but can add info later.