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    Posted 11 years ago

    moscatodv
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    It looks like 4 large wood screws were used.
    The carvings exhibit signs of being done by hand.
    The cane was probably replaced within the past 50 yrs by the previous owner. The rockers look like the originals to me.

    Hope these pics help.

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    1. BHock45 BHock45, 11 years ago
      On the bottom of the seat....do you see those triangular blocks? What is holding them in place? If they are screws are the flat head screws?
    2. BHock45 BHock45, 11 years ago
      Oh yes, I see that is what you were showing in the second picture. Yeah, 1900's reproduction rocking chair.
    3. BHock45 BHock45, 11 years ago
      Gothic European Style....nice find!!!
    4. BHock45 BHock45, 11 years ago
      You are lucky the cane is in such wonderful shape. Otherwise it would have been at least that to have it re caned. Most of the chairs I find need re caning, and I have to come up with an easier way to give them a seat. If you look through my collection you will see some other (less costly and less time consuming) alternatives!

      Nice job!

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