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Posted 7 months ago
wildvke
(9 items)
I have had this table in every home that I have ever had. This was a table that was my grandmothers and I believe that she told me that it was "her mothers" table from their wedding gifts. I'm 50 and if you go for the generations, that would add around 50 yrs to the age of it. My grandmother was born in Ohio and lived around Ohio, Nebraska and Chicago areas most of her life.
I would love to know what type of table it is, and what style. It is very wobbly. It is in need of some very much needed attention. It has been in storage for several years until recently. If you have any information to the makers I would love to know.
TablesTables are sometimes treated like the poor cousins to chairs, which have ca…