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BID DATE: 09/21/2020 09:49 PM
CURRENT BIDDER: walkngdead
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DESCRIPTION SET OF (6) ANTIQUE OAK PRESSBACK CHAIRS (NEEDS SEATS) Age. More than 80 years old Composition. See below Size. 42” high Rating: 8 Comments. Made of solid oak this set features a single armchair and five matching side chairs. They have arched hip rests, pressed designs, turned back supports and an open design on the back supports. The single chair has ¾ wide bentwood arms with sloping fronts and all of the chairs are heavy for their size. Their finish is well worn and in need of a redo. This set is in sturdy shape with normal use wear, have some wood wear, small, shallow wood dents and soiling/stains. A piece on the decorative design on the back rest of the armchair needs gluing as well as one of its arms has a split underneath. They need some work but when done you’ll have a very fancy set for your dining room. Please click here for an explanation of our (1-10) Rating System. Condition Ratings Also, please feel free to email or call us if you have any further questions.

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