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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 124854, member: 37"]Empire revival 1900-1920. Looks to be non-descript wood stained to mimic mahogany. Probably originally part of a parlor set. Many such sets were sold in Sears and Ward's catalogs as well as through community furniture stores. This was not the high-end furniture of its day but what was affordable for most. With the carved lion heads and paw feet, this was a notch above some furniture available.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 124854, member: 37"]Empire revival 1900-1920. Looks to be non-descript wood stained to mimic mahogany. Probably originally part of a parlor set. Many such sets were sold in Sears and Ward's catalogs as well as through community furniture stores. This was not the high-end furniture of its day but what was affordable for most. With the carved lion heads and paw feet, this was a notch above some furniture available.[/QUOTE]
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