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I picked up a couple of these chairs at an auction and have not been able to find any information about them. I would appreciate any idea any of you may have. the two pictures on the left are mine, the one on the right is the only other image I have been able to find. This one is also unidentified. My first guess was French 1940s but who knows?
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I have a pair of these with a matching table, they are an american company, but the tag on has "made in usa" left, so I cant tell you the name of the company. sorry, but at least you know they are american if that matters at all. are you selling these?
@blackange164 Thanks for the info. I was told they probable were American, but I had my doubts. Do your chairs have arms? neither of mine do.
To answer your question; No, not selling, I really like them a lot. enough to keep them anyway.
the sofa has arms, the armchairs do not.