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Sun, Mar 13, 11 at 15:15
Hi does anyone know the origin of this chair? i have a pair of these I inherited from an antique dealer uncle and I have no room for them, so I am thinking of selling them and I'm wonder what the value of them would be.   |
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| They are about the turn of the century dining chairs maple with a painted section to simulate walnut veneer and likely caned under that tacked on upholstered seat. Nice chairs but they need to have that seat fixed. Linda C |
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| Yes the seats were broken cane seats when my brother got them, he replaced the seats. How do I go about having the seats recaned? |
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| Remove the wooden "thing" and buy cane and re do them. It's not rocket science. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Recaning a chair
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