This chair, manufactured by H.Krug of Kitchener, Ontario, Canada on March 5/1955, was used by a Bell Telephone operator at the switchboard from that date until an unknown year when it was to be thrown out. My father worked for Bell Canada and got to take it home and save it from being disposed of. It has been around our family as long as I can remember. It is a fairly solid chair and it is quite comfortable to sit in. From what information I have found, it may be made of white oak but I am not certain. It could be for sale if the right offer was made.

This was givin to my wife when she was born in 1952. We got married in 1972 and I have lugged this thing around the country. We would like to know some history and what it might be worth. Not that we would ever sell it, it's to priceless to us. But we have two daughters and one of them will get it.
Thank you!!

This item is one of 40 plates purchased.
On the back og the plate are three seals.
1)Rockwell Society of America
1854 Edwin M. Knowles China Company North America's Oldest Name in Fine China
2) Rockwell Society of America Official Corporate Seal
3) Authenticated Norman Rockwell

Plate Number 17094A in the limited addition of Rockwell's Coloonials: The Rarest Rockwells

11 dinner plates, 11 salad plates, 10 bread plates, 3 bowls, 4 berry bowls, 6 cups and saucers, 5 saucers, 1 sugar bowl w/lid, 1 creamer, 1 gravy bowl

beautiful landscape painting showing a boat on a stream surrounded by woodlands artist unknown as signature too faded to read

This dresser is in excellent condition and had one owner. Photo's are available upon request (e-mail: [email protected]). Selling furniture to make room for new furniture. Mirror is not attached to dresser and hangs by wire, and is in showroom condition!