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    Posted 8 years ago

    darwood42
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    Looks like an oak chair, fairly decent shape, don't know anything about it, anybody know where it could have been made, how old, what it might be worth?

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    1. darwood42, 8 years ago
      Just curious if anyone can give me any info about this chair.
    2. pickrknows pickrknows, 8 years ago
      Not old at all, check the Phillips screws attaching the armrests.
      Very nice chair, likely made in the 1980's
    3. ttomtucker ttomtucker, 8 years ago
      I agree with pickrknows, I have a oak dinning room table with six of these chairs.
      I bought the set back in 1985.
    4. officialfuel officialfuel, 8 years ago
      I'm not here to argue with anybody but the Phillips screw was invented in 1930 by Henry Phillips. So the chair could be older than than you think.

      Michael

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