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<p>[QUOTE="Adrian Lewis, post: 2684025, member: 12565"]Glad to agree o a somewhere near for the timeline. The reasons I had before my brief overview was: Not English from my lifetime in English/European antiques trade. Swan neck handles as you say, 1780/90 in England or a tad later in the US, especially if a provincial piece. Drawer bottoms quite importantly running north south, dieing out about 1760s/70's in England and I believe similar i the US? . Georgian bracket feet not quite making it. Cock-beaded drawers, typical through the late Georgian period.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Adrian Lewis, post: 2684025, member: 12565"]Glad to agree o a somewhere near for the timeline. The reasons I had before my brief overview was: Not English from my lifetime in English/European antiques trade. Swan neck handles as you say, 1780/90 in England or a tad later in the US, especially if a provincial piece. Drawer bottoms quite importantly running north south, dieing out about 1760s/70's in England and I believe similar i the US? . Georgian bracket feet not quite making it. Cock-beaded drawers, typical through the late Georgian period.[/QUOTE]
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