Queen Anne Drop Leaf Table

11 years ago

I know that this doesn't really 'fit' into the antique forum but since Linda and others have such a vast knowledge of 'stuff'

.. I thought that I'd give it a try!

I purchased this table today because of the drop leaf design and the great condition.

My question is .. is it possible to find a maker?

Other than some numbers on the bottom and the table slides which say "Walter of Wabash" there are no other identifying marks.

Thank You Everyone.

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Comments (4)

lazy_gardens
11 years ago
One of many nice, but orphaned, pieces.
lindac
11 years ago
I wouldn't call it orphaned.....but perhaps B...rd! LOL! It doesn't know who it's daddy is and it really doesn't matter at all!! It's a sweet little table, looks like cherry. I have a cousin in maple made by Kling according to the metal tag in the drawer, but the legs on mine are not Queen Anne..(wish they were!).
Mine was new in 1959....and I still love it....handy table for supper for 2 or just as a side table.
Enjoy!
Linda C
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justme4now
Original Author
11 years ago
You folks are the 'best'!

I really didn't think that I would ever find a maker.
(Just wanted an excuse to post some pictures) 8)

I paid $25.00 at Goodwill and I am always amazed at what people give away!

I took the pictures with a $300.00 olympus camera that I paid $8.25 at the same store!

And it was Brand New, still in the box!
lindac
11 years ago
( makes note.....don't forget Goodwill run this week...)