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Posted 4 years ago
bjb5859
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Can anyone identify the maker of this parlor table??
I believe it is victorian era but don't know if its
Brooks Brothers?
Herter Brothers?
EastLake?
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Same picture..
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Victorian-Herbards-Steam-Marble-top-Parlor-table-Brooks-Brothers/223924681231?mkevt=1&mkcid=28&chn=ps&pageci=d98379b7-78c5-4cd1-9738-f346b0f28f7b
Yes ,Same pictures,I have conflicting details as to who
actually made this table ,trying to clear up the confusion
Thanks
Nice east lake table with some other style elements. Not Herter, I wish, and you would too, still a beautiful piece !~
Is there a chance that Brooks brothers made this for East Lake
There were so many furniture makers it would be near impossible to find out the maker without a mark. Beautiful table.
Beautiful Eastlake table!
Eastlake (one word) is a style and not a particular company.
It is named after the English designer, Charles Eastlake, who designed but did not make furniture.
scott
So,The maker could be anybody
Correct?
This could actually be Brooks Brothers ???
Did Brooks Brothers have there own Label or mark???
There were a lot of companies producing this type of furniture in the 1870s- 90s.
Your piece shows a lot of quality. The inset top is very unusual and may lead to some possible makers.
scott
A photo of the underside may be helpful-- that is also where I would expect it to be marked, if it was originally.
scott
Just uploaded new pic of only makings to found
Nice! At least you know the maker of the marble and a region of the maker.
Maybe some research on the marble maker and who they worked with, along with the inset top, will yield some possibles.
scott
Thanks Scott