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Antique Imperial Furniture Queen Anne Mahogany Pie Crust Pedestal Table Stand

About the Item

"Early 20th century Queen Anne style pie crust table by Imperial Furniture of Grand Rapids. Made from mahogany with a hexagonal contoured top over a turned and fluted pedestal leading to down swept legs. Marked Imperial along the underside, #1307, with true Grand Rapids Cabinet Making Certified plaque. Imperial Furniture Company operated out of Grand Rapids during the furniture Boom from 1903-1954. COMPANY HISTORY 1903: Founded by F. Stuart Foote. 1904: First dividend of 5% common stock declared. 1936: $80,000 showroom and dining hall built adjacent to factory. 1940s: Company builds airplane wings for the government. 1954: Company sold to Bergsma Brothers Co. after Foote dies. PERSONNEL F. Stuart Foote began at the Grand Rapids Chair Co., which his father, E.H. Foote, owned. There he learned about many aspects of the furniture business. In 1903, after ten years at the Grand Rapids Chair Co., he raised the money to found Imperial Furniture Co., with the help of Daniel McCoy, who was the president of Kent State Bank. McCoy was the first president of the company but Foote would soon take over and continue to be president for fifty years. PRODUCTS Imperial’s primary product was tables, with the addition of bookcases to its line later in its history. Foote laid claim to inventing the “coffee table” after he helped his wife prepare for a party by lowering the legs on a table. Imperial made dining room tables to go along with buffets made by the Grand Rapids Chair Co. Imperial was the first factory to bring out Duncan Phyfe reproductions. They worked mostly in mahogany but also had pieces of cherry. In the 1940s, they made wood airplane wings for the government. Imperial was the first company to concentrate large scale efforts on occasional furniture.".

Creator:

Imperial Furniture, Grand Rapids (Manufacturer)

Dimensions:

Height: 26.25 in (66.68 cm)Width: 19.5 in (49.53 cm)Depth: 21.25 in (53.98 cm)

Style:

Queen Anne (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques:

Mahogany

Period:

Early 20th Century

Date of Manufacture:

Early 20th Century