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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;verybrad, post: 102870, member: 37&quot;]This is definitely oak and your drawer sides are also oak.&nbsp; This would typically point toward English manufacture but there are some other things that make me less sure about this.&nbsp; That nice carving detail on the edge is very typical of American Prairie School furniture and not generally found on English examples.&nbsp; The back seen on a couple of your interior shots looks more like ash than oak.&nbsp; This would also point to American manufacture.&nbsp; The organizer looks to have the body made of maple or other similar light color tight grained wood.&nbsp; This could be done in either place but I would think it more typical of American make.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>All this leads up to me not being entirely sure about where it was made.&nbsp; I would tend to lean toward American due to the reasons above but also due to the fact that provenance says that it has been in one family for generations.&nbsp; A lot of antique English furniture came here in the last 50 years.&nbsp; I would think very little came over as new furniture over 100 years ago.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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