Barley Twist table

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Posted by meglet44

13 years ago

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The table is about 3' high. It came out of General Sackett's house in Cape Vincent NY--Sackett was a general under Lincoln in the War of Northern Aggression. The table has ball & claw feet, but the ball is wood, not glass, as is usual. I've been trying to find out something about the maker/history/value of this table for years now.

I'm thinking it's the same maker as this person's chair: http://www.instappraisal.com/antique-appraisal/antique-chair-jacobean-twist but I'm new to the site & haven't figured out how to see what was told to him about it.

Any help would be SO appreciated!

Category Furniture

Medium Dark Wood with german silver (i think) carved eagle's heads and brass/wood ball & claw feet.

Distinguishing marks none

Condition Excellent

Size and dimensions of this item approx 3' high

Date Period 1880s-1900???

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Price Paid (If known) unknown

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