Don't know much about it, top tilts, looks to be hand carved. Curious how i did.
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Don't know much about it, top tilts, looks to be hand carved. Curious how i did.
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Re: Pie Table
It's often hard to tell from images what we are looking at. This is in the style of Chippendale tilt top tea tables made during the late 18th century, it could be the real deal or a 100+ year old "Centennial" made during the late 19th Century. I think with this one you really need to have it physically examined to determine which one you have.