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DESCRIPTION PAIR OF PETITE BAMBOO STYLE CHAIRS WITH WOVEN RUSH SEATS Age. More than 100 years old Composition. See below Size. 32 ¼” high x 15” wide Rating: 8 Comments. These chairs have hard wood frames that have turned designs which make them look like they’re made of bamboo. They have exposed leg tops in the front, a slightly arched back and are somewhat light for their size. Their woven rush seats are in sturdy, tight shape with normal use wear, have some soiling/stains and one has some single-strand breaks in the rush as seen in our photo. What appears to be their original black paint has wear, shade variations, scratches/scrapes and they could use a redo. This pair is in sturdy shape with no apparent breaks having normal use wear, have some wood wear, small, shallow wood dents and some soiling. They need some work but when done they will make a nice addition to your Victorian decor. 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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