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BID DATE: 09/16/2018 08:52 PM
CURRENT BIDDER: glaucus8
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DESCRIPTION (3) MATCHING ANTIQUE CHAIRS Age. More than 100 years old Composition. Walnut, veneer Size. 33” high x 17 ¾” wide Rating: 7 Comments. Victorian era chairs have black walnut frames with fancy veneered panels on the back slats. They have double arched front legs and ornate cut back rests. Their original finish has wear, shade variations and scratches/scrapes. The frames are in sturdy shape with no apparent breaks having normal use wear, have some wood wear, small, shallow wood dents and soiling. One chair has a split in the back rest as well as the back slat and it needs re-gluing. Their fabric seat covering is from Belgium and is not attached to the seat section. Each need some work due to the sag in the middle of the seat. It appears that the original fabric is underneath the colorful Belgian pieces. This trio needs work but when done they will make a nice addition to your dining room or kitchen table. Please click here for an explanation of our (1-10) Rating System. Condition Ratings Also, please feel free to email or call us if you have any further questions.

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