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<p>[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 4384967, member: 5066"]Hepplewhite sideboard with string & barber pole inlay, looks like tulip poplar secondary so American. It's 19th century but is it Federal period (1790-1830)? I dunno but I kind of doubt it, a look at the back would help as well.</p><p>The circles on the wine doors & small drawers above are odd, can't imagine what those are.</p><p>Generally speaking, values are down for antique brown furniture. Formal dining room furniture is way down at the moment as it tends to be large & dining rooms are disappearing into kitchen remodels.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 4384967, member: 5066"]Hepplewhite sideboard with string & barber pole inlay, looks like tulip poplar secondary so American. It's 19th century but is it Federal period (1790-1830)? I dunno but I kind of doubt it, a look at the back would help as well. The circles on the wine doors & small drawers above are odd, can't imagine what those are. Generally speaking, values are down for antique brown furniture. Formal dining room furniture is way down at the moment as it tends to be large & dining rooms are disappearing into kitchen remodels.[/QUOTE]
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