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Re: Antique Dining Set
It dates from the second quarter of the 20th century, it's most likely constructed of maple with walnut veneers. It's pretty typical of suites made during that period, designed to resemble original American Colonial or American Federal furniture. At auction comparable suites now go for uner $500.00.
Re: Antique Dining Set
Hi Lovejoy. Thanks for looking at the pictures and sharing your expertise and perspective on the set. The label affixed to the inside of the drawer of one of the cabinets interests me. It indicates a lesser known Canadian craftsman whose business was only in operation for a short period of time, from 1905 to 1930 I believe, in Stratford, Ontario. I couldn't find much on George McLagan except that he made high quality solid wood furniture during that time period. If anyone can tell me more, I would appreciate it. C.