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Lane Cedar Chest

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15 years ago
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Description Cedar chest with carvings and wood decorations on front, lid edges are carved in layers, bottom edge is carved, legs are nicely turned with 5 different sized and shaped rings. Inside lid is "Lane Altavista, Vs" and "features of this chest covered by patent no's 1756746-1759401-1759402". On the bottom "Style no. 9440 x Serial no. 081931".
Category Furniture
Medium wood
Distinguishing marks Lane
Condition Mint
Size and dimensions of this item 40" x 18" x 20 1/4" high (includes legs)
Date Period 1932
Weight unknown
History Given to my mother by my father in 1932 in Knoxville, Iowa
Price Paid (If known) unknown
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Submitted by mindbogglz

You may contact them for a free http://www.lanefurniture.com/CustomerService/Lock-Replacement.aspx replacement lock, if yours is within the years of the recall. And, if yours is pre-40's it is more than the newer, which are usually only around $200.... http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4794032_determining-value-lane-cedar-chest....you can date it thru the company, too.

Submitted by TraLaLa

I have one similar to yours that I inherited from my great aunt when she passed away. The appraiser who went over her estates valued the one I have at ~$900. It has the same patent numbers as yours, but Has a different style/serial number. 

Submitted by Lovejoy

I've never seen any Lane chest sell for over $350.00 in the last ten years, they routinely sell at auction for under $100.00 these days.
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