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Re: E.R.Co. Cedar Chest
Could you provide an image of the stamp or what it actually says? If it is a an Ed Roos piece, it dates from the second quarter of the 20th century and would not have a great deal of value, even examples in very good original condition often sell for under $200.00.
Re: E.R.Co. Cedar Chest
Okay I just added two more pictures of one on the lid and the other on the bottom of the chest.
Re: E.R.Co. Cedar Chest
As it is as a Painted chest by Ed Roos it would go for about $75.00 at auction
Re: E.R.Co. Cedar Chest
Okay, but do you have any idea what year this was made or during what time period?
Re: E.R.Co. Cedar Chest
Unlike the Lane chests which have serial numbers to date them, there is no such system for the Roos chests, based on the design of this one it most likely dates from the mid 1920's to early 1930's.
Re: E.R.Co. Cedar Chest
Okay thank you so much!