Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Completed Walter's of Wabash Oak Extention Table (ca. 1950)
Here is a quick entry to show the oak extension table I have been working on completed. The previous post tells the story of it's restoration. the top has a French Polish finish and the base has the original base restored. The first photo shows the top with the leaf in and the last two show the table without the leaf.
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I have a Walter of wabash #6 Table which is a french walnut color with a king and queen chair plus 4 regular chairs which are an Ivanhoe toast color with a code 1021-61 on the bottom. Please give me a call to see if you can help me figure out the value and if you know of anyone that buys stuff like this (616)262-5046.
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Trisha
I have a table very similar to the one you are showing on your page i got it out of a storage unit it has 4 chairs the color is a light oak the name on it is walters of wabash i would to get a value of it thank you, billy
ReplyDeleteI have a Walter Wasbash dining set with it numbered and marked. It shows No. 59 I am not sure what the value is on a claw foot, 2 leafed, with cane woven seats. What is the worth of this item?
ReplyDeleteI have a Walter Wasbash dining set with it numbered and marked. It shows No. 59 I am not sure what the value is on a claw foot, 2 leafed, with cane woven seats. What is the worth of this item?
ReplyDeleteWhat brand and color is the stain you used? This table is gorgeous, you are a wonderful artist and craftsman.
ReplyDeleteWow…outstanding service and products to meet our office needs. I Love all and the colors you choose are perfect. I want this furniture for my new house. Thanks a lot for sharing
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When did Walter of walbash use a red trade mark stamp
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