Anyone Recognize This Brand/Maker?

[DwnSouthJukin]

Found this at an estate sale for $15. Table will look nice with a new finish but I couldn't find any info on the maker.

Any info appreciated.

[bigwull]

What make,s you think this is the makers name....this could be a past owners name, which is the most likely answer,

[DwnSouthJukin]

You have a point, didn't think of that.

[mart]

Bigwull is right !!  More likely an owners name !!  Can you post a pic of the table so we can see type ??

[DwnSouthJukin]

Here you go Mart

[DwnSouthJukin]

[ghopper1924]

It does look like 19th century penmanship, though. Could be the maker, could be the owner. I've not heard of this person, in any case.

[Rauville]

Could also be the seller that the piece was shipped to originally. You might want to check some early business directories from the area.

[mart]

Nice little Victorian style table, likely from around 1900 could be slightly before or after !! I agree that the penmanship looks like early style but could also be an English piece which would account for that !!  Are you going to restore it ??

[DwnSouthJukin]

I do plan to restore it. I'm a bit new to the this so any advice is appreciated.

The plan is to simply strip it & re-stain & add a clear coat....once the leg is fixed of course.

[mart]

Can`t tell for sure but that top may have been veneered at one time !! Normally there would not have been that much of a color difference !! Someone may have removed the veneer and left it unfinished and that is the reason for all the stains !! Learned recently that oxalic acid applied with a brush to the stains only will remove almost all of it !! Was originally done on oak but I see no reason it would not work on any seriously stained wood !! I think it will look nice as it is if refinished !!

[ghopper1924]

Yes! Please restore this table!!