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Your table is a late 19th
Your table is a late 19th Century piece, often referred to as a " Hunzinger Type", after a American furniture maker named Hunzinger who was famous using spiral twist and bobbin turnings on his furniture. Currently examples in need of a little "TLC" sell for about $350.00.
Lovejoy
Hunzinger "TYPE" .. but not
Hunzinger "TYPE" .. but not one of his works? I searched the internet for examples and found many chairs and tables. Yes, the pieces had quite elaborate turnings .. but none that looked like mine ... and I saw no glass ball & claw feet.Â
I am inserting a picture of a table I found that has the exact same feet as my table. The dealer didn't identify the piece. What do you think?Â