Here are the pictures she emailed me.
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And the buffet
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Amd a chair and part of the table:
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Detail of door:
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And a chair
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It looks like a 1920 to 1935 Jacobean revival dining set to me. One that has been "pickled"...that was all the rage in the 50's and 60's...you removed the finish and rubbed in a colored stain. The way to remove the pickled finish and get it abck to oak is with a mix of shellac thinner and about 1/4 laquer thinner....rub it on in a VERY WELL VENTILATED room...outside is better...and wipe with a paper towel.
Linda C

thanks again linda for posting the pix

"Feudal Oak - previous owner said that they heard it had once been in a monestary -"

It's a 1920s piece, and I doubt it has ever been near a monk of any sort. Those bulbous legs appear for a short time in the mid-1920s, and vanished with the Depression.

I like the "pickled" look on it, but I would replace the upholstery with something with more color: microfiber suede or even a tapestry.

i definately want to redo the chairs with something like tapestry - cream colored leather is not my thing :-)
thanks for your input

I believe, based on the design of the drawer pulls, and the furniture itself, that your dining room set is among the first that was sold by Jamestown Lounge Co. in 1928, and it was certainly not manufactured later than 1930. I base this opinion on having personally seen, or seen photographs of, more than 1,000 pieces of Feudal Oak; my personal collection exceeds 50 pieces, all of pre-World War II manufacture. The Feudal Oak catalogs on the Internet for the 1938, 1941 and 1949 were scanned and sent by me for posting, in the interest of sharing historical information about this fine firture. I agree with the other commentator that the "pickling" is NOT original, and it most likely consists of an oil-based paint that was wiped off, and the piece then varnished. This is an especially fine dining room set, that would be well worth restoring. I may be able to put you in touch with people in Jamestown, New York, who know how to do this. You may contact me at larsone@starpower.net or telephone 301-270-3450. Sincerely, Eric M. Larson