Side table i.d. please

Last Post

RSS

flyingpatricio

(@flyingpatricio2005yahoo-com)

Prominent Member

Joined: 6 years ago

Posts: 166

18/09/2011 4:15 am

In my search for a side table to go in our living room I came upon this at an Estate Sale today. Looks to be solid walnut. Has a burl walnut inlay in the middle of the top tier.

Quote

Honus_Wenger

(@honus_wenger)

Estimable Member

Joined: 15 years ago

Posts: 90

18/09/2011 5:12 am

lane?
-

ReplyQuote

waffle

(@waffle)

Illustrious Member

Joined: 15 years ago

Posts: 1324

18/09/2011 5:14 am

i wasq
thinking the same thing but of course all Lane is clearly marked.. BUT, kinda American Clunky, yes

ReplyQuote

flyingpatricio

(@flyingpatricio2005yahoo-com)

Prominent Member

Joined: 6 years ago

Posts: 166

18/09/2011 5:59 am

The only markings are a...
The only markings are a serial number.

ReplyQuote

waffle

(@waffle)

Illustrious Member

Joined: 15 years ago

Posts: 1324

18/09/2011 6:13 am

ah
then that does suggest Lane. They put a serial # on everything

ReplyQuote

TinyArmada

(@tinyarmada)

Famed Member

Joined: 13 years ago

Posts: 361

18/09/2011 7:35 am

If it were a lane...
If it were a Lane, then it would probably not be solid walnut. We have Lane tables and they are veneer - sadly I know this through damage.
A good indicator of lane too is that usually the underside has a different surface from the top.
I would have thought lane - but I think a good hard search on google images and 1stdibs will probably reveal a proper "no guess" match.

ReplyQuote

flyingpatricio

(@flyingpatricio2005yahoo-com)

Prominent Member

Joined: 6 years ago

Posts: 166

18/09/2011 9:21 am

The wood is the same all the...
The wood is the same all the way through, no veneer, just unfinished on the underside. Any Lane I've seen have had that distinctive brand marking somewhere on them.

ReplyQuote