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Antique Chair

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This chair was inherited from my uncle, who was an antique dealer in Gloucester, Mass., in the 1960s. This chair is to fragile to use; I took it to a restorer who refused to work on it. He said it was a "pre-Jacobean carver chair" and it should not be restored. Well, I can't use it for seating, so it has been languishing in a climate-controlled storage unit forever. I need to sell it, but I have no idea of an asking price. I can't find anything like it on line. As you can see, it has its original upholstery, but it is gradually coming apart; the fibers are disintegrating. Thank you in advance for your help..

Category Furniture
Medium Wood
Distinguishing marks None
Condition Poor
Size and dimensions of this item Unknown
Date Period Unknown
Weight 30+ lbs
History I know nothing; it came from an antique dealer's inventory that I inherited.
Price Paid (If known) Free- an inheritance
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