Depression Era Dining room set

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Posted by Robbin02536

16 years ago

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Description dining table with 6 chairs,leaf & pad. large buffet, small buffet & china cabinet. I was told it was from depression era, veneer overlay? I could not find a maker's stamp or anything so do not know who made the pieces.

Category American Furniture

Medium wood with veneer overlay

Condition Good

Date Period 1920's to 1940's

Weight don't know, but do know the pieces are heavy

History family dining room set, been in family since 1960

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kathyBeh 🌱 Newbie 16 years ago

Re: Depression Era Dining room set

That is BEAUTIFUL. I had to laugh at the fabric, it matches my bathroom wallpaper perfectly and really is not right for that style of furniture. No offense. :) No idea about the furniture, hopefully someone else knows something.

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Anonymous (not verified) 🌱 Newbie 16 years ago

Re: Depression Era Dining room set

This set is an example of what's referred to as the "Elizabethan Revival"style. Such pieces were loosley based on early English Elizabethan furniture, but were made from the turn of the 19th Century into the 1920's.Such pieces were made on both sides of the Atlantic. Value wise this one's better than most, comparable suites sell for under $2000.00 at auction Lovejoy

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eanice 🌱 Newbie 16 years ago

Re: Depression Era Dining room set

this set may have been made by Lifetime Furniture,Grand Rapids Bookcase & Chair Co. Hastings,Michigan.I have a set that is similar.You can see it on my posting of it at this site.

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