Haven't heard of Eden Bros. There are several sellers. I have ordered from B&D. Here's a link to a page of Orientals offered by the Lily Shop. Here is a link that might be useful: http://thelilyshop.com/categories/Division/Orientals/

Elie Beauvilain -- Blooms are beautiful, but my patience is at an end. If she doesn't do something exciting VERY soon, this rose will be gone. All two feet of her. It's been close on five years. Perhaps she will love Texas heat. Gilbert Nabonnand -- It took him a good four years to really establish, but he is finally a graceful plant of some four feet, which covers itself in opalescent blooms. In coastal Southern California, he's a winner. Le Pactole -- This rose was returned to commerce, having been discovered in Sonora by Botanist and Rosarian Fred Boutin. I LOVE IT! I saw it first in the Sacramento City Cemetery, where it is at least 8 ft. tall. The bloom color is very like Lamarque, but the form is different. Twisting ribbon-like petals give it a unique look. Le Pactole may take a while to mature, but once it does, it's a winner. Radiance -- It has been said of the Radiance clan that they can be grown successfully in any place where civilized man (or woman!) has managed to live. That's probably no exaggeration. They are disease-free, beautiful, and vigorous. I have Red Radiance, and intend to get Radiance. Lady Anne Kidwell -- Among my favorite Poly-Teas. A graceful plant which can get big if not pruned. Disease-resistant in California. Blooms in volume. You won't regret this one. Sprays are very open (this is not a prospect for rose shows -- judges hate it). Blooms remind me of softly-tied cerise satin ribbons. Jeri

Ohhh! Thank you for the info, everyone! I had my mom check out the drawers, and they are only nails, so a good deal (better than Ikea!) but not an AMAZING one. For me, what was telling was the tops-- they seem glossy, which would not be characteristic of 1875, yes? I would think the glossy = veneer. Prickly, that is sweet of you to say. Sending fairy dust so that you find something soon!!!!

Hard to tell under the color, but it could also be birch.