10 piece dining room set with jefferson wood working co e-z slide stamp

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Posted by CyrusO
16 years ago
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Description The set includes the table, kings chair, 5 other chairs, a small hutch a large hutch and a china cabinet. all matching. online pics on kijiji edmonton.
Category American Furniture
Medium maple, veneer tops
Distinguishing marks only jefferson wood working co. e-z slide stamp.
Condition Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item table: 43"w X 51"long (without the leaf) and 32"h
Date Period 1920's guess
History It came up by train about 10 years ago where my parents purchased it in an antique mall in edmonton Ab. canada
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Price Paid (If known) $3000 10 years ago
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Submitted by Lovejoy

This is a Colonial Revival style suite. Jefferson primarily made parts for furniture such as table extension sliders, they went out of business during the 1990's. This suite looks a lot like examples that were made from the late 1920's to mid 30's. Value wise, $1500.00 at auction these days. Lovejoy
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