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Furniture10586 of 14448Cabinet from 1920s120 +/- Rocking Chair
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    Posted 11 years ago

    TedB
    (9 items)

    These chairs seemed special to me so I asked my friend if I could take some photos and hopefully learn more about them. It is a matched pair, I could not find any makers marks on the chairs. They are 36 inches tall, with a horseshoe shape to the seats measuring 16 inches at the widest point. The seats are also 16 inches deep and the backs are 16 inches as well. The legs measure 13 inches to the base of the seat. Quite a bit of detail work and it all seems to be very well done.

    They seem to be well made, hopefully someone will be able to provide some information on them.

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    1. Aimathena Aimathena, 11 years ago
      Gorgeous, I would love to own some of these.
    2. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 11 years ago
      That is a harp back chair. Google it and you will have plenty of images and info to work with. Good Luck

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