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We were told this chair is at least 80 years old. I have found similar chairs from the 1920's/1930's and am curious if anyone has any information on the maker or style of the chair. It seems it would be somewhat in the line of French design, but, just not sure.
The chair was painted over original finish which appears to be almost black and it has been recovered. But, we can find no original markings and are thinking they may be under the white paint.
If you have any information on this or maybe where I could find more information I would so appreciate it!
Thank you so much.
Rocking ChairsIt’s hard to find a more American piece of furniture than the rocking chair…
The arms are similar to a chair I just posted. Mine has been in the family for 100 plus years. The base and top are different. Mine came from New York.