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Antique Koken Congress Hydraulic Barber Chair Circa 1910 | Chairs484 of 762 |  |  |
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Posted 2 years ago
chevy59
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Nice oak barber chair that I picked up at a garage sale, the guy was down sizing to a smaller home and did not want to move it, so I ended up with it, looks great in the living room. It's a great conversation piece!
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Outstanding barber chair chevy59!!!!!!
Thanks officialfuel and trukn20.
Thanks hotkitties and leighannrn.
Thanks rocker-sd.
Looks tons better than the last one I saw restored on PawnStars
Thanks pamelahunt, it's in pretty good shape, glad you like it!
Thank you Northwestrelics.
Thanks ttomtucker.
Thanks cocacolakid97.
Thanks timetraveler.
WOW If he was downsizing and let THAT beauty go I'd love to see what he kept !!!!
Thanks Hedgewalker, this guys house was incredible. He had two other homes he was going to sell things out of as well. He had tons of stuff, and why he was selling these things at a garage sale was beyond me.
Thanks scottvez!
I LOVE YOUR BARBER CHAIR..I WOULD TO FIND ONE LIKE YOURS...ITS A AWESOME CHAIR...
Thanks lovevintage, I wanted one for a long time too and one happen to come along at a garage sale. You never know when and where your going to find the bargains, good luck.
Thanks I hope I find A chair like yours too.... You have the most interesting finds.. Living in southern California.. I don't come across Stuff as interesting as your stuff..... But I Will Never Stop Looking And Hunting For The Next Great Deal..... Thanks Heidi
KOKEN! Totally a winner there!
wow man thats amazing!
Thanks for the nice compliment, purpleisafruit6.
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Thanks youngblood.
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Thanks aycockonxion, jonesfamily, and longings.
I'm going to have to start going to garage sales with my wife.
Thanks walksoftly and lalalalisa. You never know where your going to find your next deal. Good Luck!
Thanks longings and walksoftly.
Thanks lalalalisa!
How do you get a KOKEN Chair at a garage sale. Koken is the ultimate barber chair. Be glad to take it off your hands. Beautiful Chair!!!
WOW how wonderful, I have worked with some nice items in the re-upholstery business, but never anything an unusual as this! Great FIND!!! I need to get out to garage sales more!
Thanks phillys57 and oldhippee, garage sales are really hit and miss, some people are down sizing and they just want it gone, others think it's worth a million dollars.
Thanks Bellin68 and Isjewels for the love and comments!
Thank you kerry10456!
Thanks for the comments scottscuff, it could be used as a drinking chair, never thought of it that way. Lol
Thank you mnglass!
Thank you crabbykins!
Thank you Lauraj27
Thank you ho2cultcha for the love!
LOVE it, & i dont even have that much hair left. THAT had to of set you back SEVERAL trips to the barber.
Thanks mikie, it only cost 50 cents for a hair cut though.
Thank you AR8Jason and Antiquetoys!
Thank you Chrissylovescats.
Thank you ho2cultcha for the love!
That chair is missing one thing. ME.
Thanks disneypoppop, you are more than welcome to sit in the chair anytime!
Thankyou Mrmajestic1.
Thank you disneypoppop for the love!
Thank you rikanddonna.
love seeing this. I can visualize one of my characters sitting there having a small conversation with the barber while receiving a shave and a hair cut. marvelous !
Thank you Atraice for stopping by, I still have conversations while sitting in it, but I'm usually watching the television. Lol