Antique carved dining table

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Posted by mmaddox79
2 years ago
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Description My grandmother purchased this table approximately 75 years ago. She lived in Hanover, NH at the time, so Im assuming it was purchased in the region. She thought it was a plain oak table, but discovered the carving under layers of dirt and dust. Despite being in my family for a long time, I still know nothing about it.
Category Furniture
Medium Oak
Distinguishing marks Hand carved
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item 60" top
Weight Heavy
History I have owned the table for 20 years. My mother owned it for 20-30yrs before that. My grandmother purchased at an antique auction approximately 75yrs ago, in New England area.
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Submitted by Lovejoy

Tables like this date from the turn of the 19th Century, the majority of the carving on these is machine made. They were a very hot item during the Victorian mad 1980's with comparable tables selling for over $1500.00. Most were made in Grand Rapids Michigan, then the Furniture capital of North America. One like this could go for about $800.00.
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