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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: kevin24 on March 29, 2012, 07:02:19 PM
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There are no deep scratches or chips.
It is in good shape other than the dust.
There is a small crack at the top of the center post where it meets the table top.
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You have what is known as a pie crust table. They are abundant on the internet.
If yours is a Queen City Furniture Company table from Arkansas...Queen City is a store that sold all brands/kinds of furniture - distributor and wasn't the maker. They have been in business since 1939.
I can't say that your table is that old. This style is reproduced all the time due to a timeless design.
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Here are more pictures.
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Yes you are correct in saying that there are many on the internets. However, I only found one with this number of "lobes" (6), and it was mad back in the 1970's with metal brackets and no lip on the top. I believe this one is much older. The label says Queen City Products and makes no mention of Arkansas. So, is it still the same company?
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I actually believe yours is from Queens City Woodworks and Lumber in Springfield MO that started in late 1930's. BUT due to hardware believe yours is a later product and the company is no longer in existance.
We had another post with this same tag on it on: May 14, 2009, 09:19:19 AM "Queen City Woodworks table" by Wayne@ksu.edu. However, his also had Springfield MO info with it.
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Is it worth anything above yard sale fodder?
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It is a beautiful piece when cleaned up...but garage sale pricing....sorry.
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They used to be worth a bit but there is just too many on the market now !!
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sold tonight at auction for 20 dollars, oh well