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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jeff Drum, post: 1647157, member: 6444&quot;]Again, this is confusing since I&#039;m not sure which table you&#039;re talking about, but if you mean the birdseye drawer table that I just posted, it may be a &quot;very badly made table&quot; and &quot;not very Old&quot; compared to tables made in the country you&#039;re from (I don&#039;t know where that is), but it&#039;s construction is pretty typical of ones made in the US at this time, early 19th century. Clearly it isn&#039;t pretending to be a high-style New York piece from a well known maker. But you may want to look at early American Shaker furniture from the 19th century (this piece is definitely not Shaker). Shaker furniture is quite plain, even plainer than this table, but considered very well made and prized here in the US.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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