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Description
There are two chairs I'm requesting appraisal for. Note the differences between these chairs.
Category
American Furniture
Medium
wood
Distinguishing marks
no distinguishing marks or signatures
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
Standard chair size
Date Period
unknown -- early american?
Weight
One chair is approx: 5lbs; the other is approx: 7 to 8lbs.
History
This was gifted to me by my grandfather who told me the chairs were Victorian in origin. No other details known.
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
These were gifted
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Re: Wooden Victorian(?) Chairs
The larger chair looks similar to high splat back windsors from Yorkshire England,mid to late 19th century. The splat has the "fir tree" fretted slat seen in many Yorkshire high splat back chairs. These types of chairs are selling for $450.00 and up depending on condition, regional details, age, and wood species.
The other chair looks American below the seat. Above the seat I am not familiar with splats in the backs of American sack-back windsor chairs. Some windsor chairs from the English North East Midlands share some turnery that looks american.