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Description
It's been in My family since the late 70's, It came with the home My parents purchased in the late 70's
The Lady that owned the home, said that it came with the home,when Her and Her husband purchased the home in 1924
It's made of Golden oak,it has a beveled mirror, 2 side shelves and decorative top with claw feet. It has 3 drawers and 2 doors with storage. It has the original finish, never been restored.
Category
Furniture
Medium
Golden Oak
Distinguishing marks
Maker unknown.....no label or markings anywhere
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
46" w x 24" d x 76" T
Date Period
Unknown
Weight
alot! ;-)
History
It's been in My family since the late 70's
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
family heirloom
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Re: Antique Oak Sideboard Buffet with Mirror
You have a charming oak buffet from the late 1800's. This is only a guess, but it's possible that it's English rather than American. The buffet has beatuful detail. including the syle of the feet, the drawer pulls and detail around the mirror, which appears to be beveled.. It seems to be in fabulous shape with the original finish and lovely patina. If everything is in the condition it appears and the drawers in good working order, I would value your buffet at between $675-$750.
Re: Antique Oak Sideboard Buffet with Mirror
Thank You for your comment swert, Although I feel the value You appraised is low.....But of coarse I'm alittle bias! lol!
Re: Antique Oak Sideboard Buffet with Mirror
You may well be right. I wouldn't hesitate to ask for more.I have seen similar pieces listed for more, but wonder if they sell for that price. It always depends on what's of interest in a given market.
Re: Antique Oak Sideboard Buffet with Mirror
It's in the Empire Revival style, circa 1890-1900, value depends on its wood type, some are oak grained over maple, the better ones are solid quartercut oak. They were worth a lot more during the late 1980's than today, at their peak they often sold for over $1500.00, today less than $800.00