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originally posted by: Night Star
I am disabled but I do clean my own home, so I would pitch in at yours. Can I bring my cat and turtle and fish?
originally posted by: TNMockingbird
a reply to: Night Star
It's okay about the cabinet, truly...
I've got my memories...LOL
YOUR Anniversary thread is EPIC...one for the record books!
I hope you know (if you didn't already) how many people truly cherish you and your soul...
YOU are one of a kind lady! One of a kind!
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: Night Star
How can you tell an actual antique from a reproduction? I used to know a little about antiques, but there are so many areas to cover.
With the ones I collect it is fairly obvious in the craftsmanship but a dead give away is if you turn it over and see phillips head screws or nails holding the furniture together. Actual antiques from the 1800's used only flathead screws and glue.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: Night Star
I am disabled but I do clean my own home, so I would pitch in at yours. Can I bring my cat and turtle and fish?
No problemo, we have two dogs and my wife used to work at the Bronx Zoo so she is animal friendly.
originally posted by: crappiekat
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
You also can tell on the wood used to create the chair or what ever you are looking at.
It's is not hard to figure out what is real and what is not.
I have a long line of family initiques's through my family.
I take that as a blessed thing for that.
There will come a time, where those thing will bring great fortune to my family. But for now, we will appreciate them. and yes we will sit on them and like it.