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MWTCA November 2016 "What's It" Contest

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5 minutes ago, Stick486 said:

can the ''kneelers'' have been added for someone that is vertically challenged...

Could have been stick. Great point. I saw those too, the images you are talking about, but they were simpler in design, they didn't have the fancy legs, they were very utilitarian, that is why I am leaning towards a display table, what do you think?

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  • I am thinking it was upholstered and used in a funeral home to lay the deceased on for viewing before the caskets became so ornate.  The bottom rungs were upholstered too to be used to kneel on to say

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    Dan or Phil may be closer than I on this one...unfortunately, this table be a one-off crafted locally or regionally to meet a specific request. while the base which likely would be most visible is mor

  • Grandpadave52
    Grandpadave52

    As morbid as this might seem, my guess is a 19th Century, possibly early 20th Century embalming table; probably was on casters at one time. Most were portable as services usually occurred in the home

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maybe the legs were re-purposed...

another one that produced results were embalming tables...

 

Nope! A table for cleaning crawfish!:o

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4 minutes ago, schnewj said:

Nope! A table for cleaning crawfish!:o

Really Bill? :lol:

Yup, make em "walk the plank" to pick out the bad one's before you boil em! That's my story and I'm stickin' to it...

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10 minutes ago, schnewj said:

Yup, make em "walk the plank" to pick out the bad one's before you boil em! That's my story and I'm stickin' to it...

Love it!

PROBLEM SOLVED! WE HAVE A WINNER!!

John

On ‎11‎/‎20‎/‎2016 at 8:59 AM, John Morris said:

Has anyone followed up with any contacts on this one yet? We are sooooo close I feel, just a verification from a pro in the funeral business should do. I still think it a display table for the deceased. I was heading in the direction of the embalming table, but the legs are too fancy, and the ledge on the side is telling me it's for praying or meditating at the side of the deceased. Embalming tables of the day back then were basic, simple in design. The turned legs and prayer ledge are compelling to a display table.

 

I tried and all I got was a could be, can't say for sure, sorry.

21 minutes ago, HandyDan said:

 

I tried and all I got was a could be, can't say for sure, sorry.

same here...

I tried a mortician and at first he said yes and then no because so many things do not match that application.

  • 1 year later...

I was watching a PBS special on the Civil War this morning...

the table pictured here was shown on the special in the segment on the casualties...

http://www.pbs.org/kenburns/civil-war/

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On 12/15/2017 at 5:01 AM, Stick486 said:

I was watching a PBS special on the Civil War this morning...

the table pictured here was shown on the special in the segment on the casualties...

http://www.pbs.org/kenburns/civil-war/

Sorry I missed this one Stick! I'll have to look at that and see if I can spot it, give me a perfect reason to watch the "whole thing" again! for the 6th time, I absolutely love that series. 

12 minutes ago, John Morris said:

Sorry I missed this one Stick! I'll have to look at that and see if I can spot it, give me a perfect reason to watch the "whole thing" again! for the 6th time, I absolutely love that series. 

 

this isn't saying that the table was solely for medical purposes...

it could have been repurposed from somewhere else...

 

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1 minute ago, Stick486 said:

 

this isn't saying that the table was for medical purposes...

it could have been repurposed from somewhere else...

 

Understood, thanks!

8 minutes ago, John Morris said:

I absolutely love that series. 

 

Ken Burn's series on the west is excellent too...

in fact , all of his series are worth the watch...

1 minute ago, John Morris said:

Understood, thanks!

 

medical school???

coroner???

massage???

 

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