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<p>[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 492601, member: 5066"]Hmmmmm, Nice! I would guess colonial revival, late 19th century because it appears to have hand cut dovetails. Keep in mind that although most furniture in america was built with machine power after 1850, they didn't perfect machines to make dovetails until 1900 so drawer joinery was largely done by hand.</p><p>Very nice maple figure on drawer fronts/top, unfortunately not a lot of value these days. Wait for others to post.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 492601, member: 5066"]Hmmmmm, Nice! I would guess colonial revival, late 19th century because it appears to have hand cut dovetails. Keep in mind that although most furniture in america was built with machine power after 1850, they didn't perfect machines to make dovetails until 1900 so drawer joinery was largely done by hand. Very nice maple figure on drawer fronts/top, unfortunately not a lot of value these days. Wait for others to post.[/QUOTE]
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