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    Posted 7 years ago

    Mosaicmouse
    (6 items)

    This sideboard was purchased by my family in the 1950s. Does anyone have any information about its age or history? I have posted photos of the interior and exterior of the drawer.

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    1. scottvez scottvez, 7 years ago
      A photo of the drawer joint, interior and back would aid in dating.

      scott
    2. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 7 years ago
      Are the locks functional or fake ?
    3. Mosaicmouse, 7 years ago
      blunderbuss2 - the locks are functional but I don't have the key.


    4. Mosaicmouse, 7 years ago
      scottvez - I will photograph the draw joint
    5. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 7 years ago
      Dove tails are machine. The working locks are a good sign as I've noticed that around 1940's, locks were excluded & just finials were used for cheap show.

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