Heywood Wakefield?

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Posted by kfnunn88

12 years ago

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I have a loveseat sectional that looks like a Heywood Wakefield that I recently saw on line. I have had the sectional for three years now and got it at a thrift shop for $90. I was wondering if it was a Heywood or not. It is a fabric sectional and has two boluster pillows. It has square feet that have a metal gold/bronze tip on each end.

Reminds me of: The Margaret. The Madeline is a channeled series with "tight seat" and "tight back" (the backs and seats are not removable) built over an 8-way hand-tied inner-spring construction on a solid birch frame. The Margaret is built the same way as the Madeline, but has removable inner-spring seat cushions and a plusher feel.

Category Furniture

Condition Good

Size and dimensions of this item Each sectional: 53"Wx31.5"Hx37"Depth
Total: 106" Wx31.5"Hx37"D

Date Period Looks like 1960's

Weight Unknown

History Unknown except for the last 3 years of us owning it.

Price Paid (If known) $90

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