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    Posted 13 years ago

    vintagelov…
    (27 items)

    I bought this server in an auction, they did'nt tell me much. The cabinet and legs are all in perfect condition. The top was stained and needed too much work, so I had a marble top made for it. It looks beautiful !!! I was just wondering if anybody can tell me what era this is from, what year do you think it's from? thanks

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    1. scottvez scottvez, 13 years ago
      The marble top looks great.

      I think that it is from the first half of the 20th century.

      scott
    2. tmlsnafu tmlsnafu, 12 years ago
      Have one almost identical (minus the marble top, which by the way, looks amazing). The one we have is part of a dining room set which included the table, chairs, server, and china hutch.

      My table is tagged Spiesz, Hanover (Ontario, Canada), however there is no tag on the server. The Spiesz company itself was active early in the 20th century.

      Not sure if this helps much, but the style is consistent with the one I have.
    3. gmccallum, 12 years ago
      I believe this is a Edwardian sideboard. Edwardian combines the victorian and English style and was in vogue from about 1901 to 1910 and it linguered for a few years after. This would date you sideboard from around 1901 to 1915, approx.

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