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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Copperdragon333, post: 9728466, member: 84989&quot;]I’m of the firm opinion that new furniture being made post WWI was not going to look like a piece of furniture from thirty years earlier.&nbsp; Art Deco was the latest craze and prior to that was Art Nouveau, neither of which would have included a heavy, dark, oak blocky piece like this.&nbsp; Even the Edwardian period would be incorrect.&nbsp; I believe that this is a form of late Eastlake furniture done in dark varnished oak and was either owned by Zuieback and Cantor for personal use or was in their store as a used piece of furniture for sale.&nbsp; I don’t believe they made it, as every item I’ve seen on the web is marked “Made by Zuieback and Cantor”, where this stamp looks more like a shipping address stamp.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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