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    Posted 11 years ago

    Maz
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    I recently acquired these chairs and although I am sure that they are antiques I am not exactly sure of the era they are from , the style or the year they were manufactured?

    I looked up the first one that is quite similar in look to the Morris Chair, but when I looked up the morris chair there were a lot of aspects that did not match up.

    The last one is a fruit wood chair, but I am not sure which fruitwood it is.

    Any information on these would be greatly appreciated as I would like to know more about them before I invest in refinishing them.

    Thanks
    Maz

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    1. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 11 years ago
      How can you be sure they are antiques if you don't know what they are? Just asking.
    2. Maz, 11 years ago
      Well because they were bought from families I know, and they had it passed down, but the family is now the new generation and it belonged to a great aunt, or great grandmother. They are vaguely familiar on say renaissance, victorian etc, but not entirely clear.
    3. Maz, 11 years ago
      Oh and I also looked at the joints and the way the wood was finished etc. the springs and the hay/straw stuffing that was used. its all there, just that type and which era it is from is unclear and i havent had much luck locating the exact kind on the internet, so I hope this helps.

      Thanks!
    4. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 11 years ago
      I appreciate the reply. I am sure someone here can give you information. You have given me new insight on how to identify an antique.
    5. Maz, 11 years ago
      I hope so! :)
    6. Manikin Manikin, 11 years ago
      Max fhr is a expert on these things just so you know . You need to provide more photo's of joints and underside and close ups that would help . Welcome to CW :-)
    7. Maz, 11 years ago
      Oh thank you...I will try and get this done. I just too these because I thought the style is what matters. This is all so new to me. I am artist by profession and this collection of antiques is a new and exciting venture for me.
    8. Manikin Manikin, 11 years ago
      Your welcome :-)

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