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Sometimes you dont have to be good if your lucky

It appears to be a piece of Mission style furniture. It's seems, from the photos to have a tongue and grooved solid wood back. Frame and panel constriction, and probably joined with mortise and tenon joints. It also looks like quarter sawn oak, typical of mission style. No one does that anymore. Made in the 1920's perhaps. I'd like to see it in person. I suspect it's worth a lot more than you paid.

Doc.
 
Putz Mulligan said:
$150 to procure and no idea where from......................
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WINNER!!!! I will leave the other half of the contest open. You will have to track down someone who know the answer!

In answer to Doc it is not that old but you are right about the construction and I was told by someone that anew piece of theis "industrial grade" would be over 10K new. As a matter of fact the new replacement they bought was double that....



Putz PM me your addy!
 
Seavita said:
Putz Mulligan said:
$150 to procure and no idea where from......................
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WINNER!!!! I will leave the other half of the contest open. You will have to track down someone who know the answer!

In answer to Doc it is not that old but you are right about the construction and I was told by someone that anew piece of theis "industrial grade" would be over 10K new. As a matter of fact the new replacement they bought was double that....



Putz PM me your addy!
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Yes, it's good to be lucky! Thanks for the contest! :thumbs: PM sent.
 
Devil Doc said:
It appears to be a piece of Mission style furniture. It's seems, from the photos to have a tongue and grooved solid wood back. Frame and panel constriction, and probably joined with mortise and tenon joints. It also looks like quarter sawn oak, typical of mission style. No one does that anymore. Made in the 1920's perhaps. I'd like to see it in person. I suspect it's worth a lot more than you paid.

Doc.
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You know you are welcome anytime Doc, just leave them damm colors at home when you travel down here to Yankee territory...lol :sign:
 
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