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fhrjr2's loves1469 of 2043Grace Kelly Candid Photo (1954) Victorian, Queen Anne, or another style?
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    Posted 10 years ago

    BHock45
    (807 items)

    Looks like this chair could be pretty old too. I was able to get the seat off, and to a loose joint that I could peek at. Looks like hand cut notching to me. I believe these types of joints are called stub mortises. It is a shallow mortise that does not go all the way through.

    Photo 1 & 4: The same loose joint, looks like the tenon broke at the top.

    Photo 2 & 3: Joinery at the bottom stretcher. Looks like the same type of method was used.

    Any thoughts?

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    1. BHock45 BHock45, 10 years ago
      thank you fhrjr, vetraio, mike for the loves!

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