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Posted 2 years ago
onemanshow
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Hi,
I have a wonderful looking old lounge chair that I found in my Grandfathers storage. I have no idea who the maker is and would really like to find that out. Does anybody know anything about this kind of lounge chair? The wood is perfectly intact w/ no scratches anywhere. The fabric is in good shape w/ no stains or marks/ although, I'm thinking of getting that restored because on the seats sides it's beginning to look like it may need it.
All- in- all, it's in excellent condition, I like it and would really like to know more about it. So, please if you know about this piece of old furniture would you educate us all? Thank you!
Abbe
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Your chair was made by Kodawood Miami. It's probably from the 60's. I have the exact same chair and am looking for another one to match it.
These chairs may be slight in size however they are very comfortable.
Your grandfather had great taste!