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This is the most amazing piece of furniture I've seen to date I think its Federal and has satinwood and ebony inlays just gorgeous . If anyone has more info on this please let me know, as I've researched and came up with some but would like to know more . Thank you.:)
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Just curious about the green coloration on the inside of the cabinet. Is it fabric? It looks velveteen, but maybe it's a wash-type paint? The cabinet is beautiful!
It looks around 1910 Edwardian which used a lot of the inlays on the better pieces, similar to a cabinet I once owned, a beauty. Back then and into the 1920's Baker company and similar companies were offering a lot of the Federal style furniture revived style for sale and made some nice pieces.
@ Momofanskh The fabric was a green velvet and yes it was beautiful...@ phildavidalexandermorris Thanks for the additional info unfortunately I got outbid on this piece so it couldnt come home with me ;(((
Too bad. How much was the bid, do you remember ?? Phil.
@Phil its was sooo sad got beat out @ 2500!!