Farm Table

[mart]

Well we may never know for sure !! Don`t think this person has been back since the original posting !!  Thats kind of irritating since none of our questions can be answered !!

[aDawn]

Yes, I've been watching this one and I'll be disappointed if they don't come back     Ah well, still learned a bit from what everyone had to say.

[seva]

Hello,
Not sure what you mean about plastic tips, there are some felt pads we put under the legs to protect the floors.
No plastic on this table!!!  There are some had carved out areas underneath the table where the screws are attached
to the top.

[ghopper1924]

"Not sure what you mean about plastic tips, there are some felt pads we put under the legs to protect the floors.
No plastic on this table!!! "


Back to the 19th century....   Seriously, many folks in the 20th century, in order to make their older furniture look "modern," removed the casters and replaced them with metal or plastic tips.  A common practice, no big deal, and fairly easy to remedy if necessary.

Glad to hear nobody did that to your table. I'll stick with my 2nd half of the 19th century, $300 to maybe $500 guesstimate.

[mart]

We could only see the white,, so thats what I assumed they were !!

[seva]

hi,
Thank you for information.
I can't figure out how to resize the underneath photos I have taken.
And this site will not allow to post my current photos they are too big.
Still working on it and will get back.
Thank you for your time and information.

[cogar]

Your photo program should have a "Save-a-Copy" function, ...... use it.

[seva]

cogar, thank you.  I will look for that.
Seva