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Emil J. Paidar Barber Chair

By emilchair, 10 January, 2010
Description

Leather upholstery, porcelain base with orange trimming, nickel plating. All parts intact including head rest. Has dual pump handles (one located on either side of chair-haven't seen that on any of the other Emil chairs I've seen). Barber has in his shop just as another seat for patrons. Looking for an appraisal (I expect something VERY general since limited info is available) and also more info on this company, which seems to be impossible to find.

Category
General Antiques and Collectibles
Medium
leather, porcelain, nickel plated
Distinguishing marks
Footrest bears name "Manufactured by Emil J. Paidar Company Chicago"
Condition
Fair
Size and dimensions of this item
Unknown (see pic)
Date Period
1900s-1920s
Weight
Unknown
History
Sitting at local barber shop. Used as another seating option for patrons.
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
$0
For Sale?
No
Photos

Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 2 months ago

Re: Emil J. Paidar Barber Chair

I HAVE ONE JUST LIKE IT EXCEPT FOR ORANGE TRIM THIS CHAIR IS A SALON CHAIR THEY WERE MADE FOR BEAUTY SALONS WERE THAT THEY HAVE HANDLES ON BOTH SIDES IT LAYS BACK TO SINKS AND TO DO PERMS I WAS TOLD MINE WAS WORTH AROUND $650.OO YOURS IS THE ONLY OTHER ONE I HAVE SEEN THERE IS LIMITED INFORMATION I WAS TOLD BY THE OWNER OF THIS CHAIR WHAT IT WAS SHE HAD IT IN BEAUTY SALON IN THE 40'S AND 50'S VERY RARE AND DIFFERENT HOPE THIS HELPS!

Average: 1 (1 vote)

EmilJBarberChair

14 years 3 months ago

Re: Emil J. Paidar Barber Chair

HI, I too have a very similar chair. Besides the words found on the foot-rest, I am unable to find a serial number, model, or any other distinguishing markings.  I have recently posted an add on my local Craig’s List, but am not sure what to put as an asking price....

I was wondering if you had an estimate value for your chair, or any other information that may be of any significance.....any thing would be much appreciated..!..  Here is a link to the, currently posted, Craig’s List Add of my chair(including pictures).

http://fresno.craigslist.org/atq/2300622492.html

Thanks!.... my e-mail ( [email protected] )

 

 

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