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miqura's items2 of 9PHOTOGRAPHIC NEGATIVE OF THE GREAT FIRE OF BALTIMORE 1904?MID-CENTURY MODERN HANGING LAMP MURANO?
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    Posted 11 years ago

    miqura
    (9 items)

    hi. i am posting a great rocking chair. not sure if it is chinese or japanese. i don't know how old it is. i tried to take pictures of the back of it. it has a wonderful drawing.

    hope you enjoy it.

    miqura

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    1. scottvez scottvez, 11 years ago
      I would vote for neither.

      Stylistically I'd call it Empire and American made.

      The black back painting looks rough and probably covers another more typical floral design. The owner may have visited the orient or seen the oriental design and wanted to update the chair.

      I don't think it is that old-- probably middle of the 20th century. I'd want to look closer to confirm.

      scott
    2. miqura, 11 years ago
      thank you for the information. how would you look at it closer?
      thank you

      miqura
    3. vetraio50 vetraio50, 11 years ago
      The finish on the chair is called "Japanning", I think.
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanning
    4. miqura, 11 years ago
      thank you for the information and help.

      miqura

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