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    Posted 12 years ago

    pdamico
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    Hi Folks,

    As a ten-year old -- 45 years ago, I carried this rocker home from a yard sale on my head for my aunt. When she retired 25 years ago she gave it to me as a gift. I'd love to know if anyone knows anything about this chair. I've always wanted to know more. Thank you! Pat pat@psynchronous.com

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    1. AmberRose AmberRose, 12 years ago
      I had this exact chair! I gave it to a friend of mine as a baby gift. (she hinted loudly)
      I had always thought it was mid to late thirties.
      Really nice piece. The story and history with your Aunt is priceless.
    2. inky inky, 12 years ago
      The style! of chair you have is called ' Vase Splat Back', which was popular in the 17th 18th century. Hopefully this will give you something to help you with your research.

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