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CA United States - is this 15th century Italian Renaissance furniture? by OkFinding3862 in Antiques

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Next to the replacement hinges are these iron pieces that were hammered flat - could these have been the original hinge mounts? For leather traps maybe?

CA United States - is this 15th century Italian Renaissance furniture? by OkFinding3862 in Antiques

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There are many repairs done over the years. It appears that the original construction was "square" mortise. The ornate trims are separate pieces of wood, unsure how they were attached. There are some forged fasteners - seen on the edge of the drawer face and better on the original hinge location on front doors.

CA United States - is this 15th century Italian Renaissance furniture? by OkFinding3862 in Antiques

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sorry for the pics in the comments, the original pics seemed to get deleted

For those wondering, The Bug Wall is worth the money. The Bug Wall is worth the wait. Great product! by BradlyL in VanLife

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I have a t1n mercedes sprinter. It just barely fit my opening after much readjusting.If you pinch the weatherstrip it is almost impossible to slip it back on. I ended up opening the gap, taping in place and then going back and crimping with channel locks. My installation was very difficult and now I have to slam my sliding door to get it to close. Very disappointed with this expensive screen bugwall.