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Bill Houghton, sunny today yahoo in Sebastopol, CA

>Will he let you hang around and drool? Nice pieces.

He dose real nice work, but...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond, CA

>His web site could use a little more...

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Kevin French, Antrim, NH

>Well he's got a 40+ mile drive to work, just built a huge shop, and he's trying to start a business. I guess you have to make cuts somewhere, obviously not in the furniture area.

As it should be, but...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond, CA

>His site is probably going to draw the most exposure to him. It's imperative that it is looking and functioning right. His business depends on it.

I'm not knocking him, but the site needs to be improved for maxium draw...

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Dave Anderson Chester, NH

>I'm sure his website will improve with time. In NH there is a market for Dunlop furniture, whether modern built or by one of the original family members. This guy's G-G-G-G-G-great Uncle Major John Dunlop is well known for his work and some of it is in the permanent collections at Winterthur, the NH Historical Society, Boston's MFA, the Met, and the Currier. The antiques are eminently collectible stuff if you have a few hundred thousand extra bucks to part with. For further info on the family google, and you will come up with two books on this style of furniture, the names of which escape me now.

Re: Neighbor Gloat

Mike Hamilton

>Coincidentally, a Dunlap chest-on-chest was featured on last night's Antiques Road Show. Beautiful tiger maple piece appraised at 50 to 80 thousand USD. The appraiser mentioned the long family line of cabinet makers.

Regards,

Mike Hamilton

Plainfield, In