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Posted 7 months ago
Brooklyner
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Hi,
I have this set of 8 Heywood-Wakefield dining chairs and I'd love to know how old they are and how much they are worth.
They seem pretty rare - I can't seem to find any others like this online.
They have been horribly re-upholstered but the original fabric may still be underneath (see pic of label - you can see a peek of turquoise fabric).
- I also have the dining table but it's in storage-.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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Heywood Wakefield is still really popular today, but it doesn't get the super crazy prices of the 90s. Still good money though. Condition plays a huge part. I would contact pdx picker or Century Chicago or someone like that in your part of the planet and ask them. (one is in Portland, one Chicago) Mid Century Modern