A few months ago I was fortunate to purchase an old chair. I have studied the form and style of the chair, tested the wood type and other features that I deemed important in understand the period and availbility of such chairs, yet I would like to know what you feel to be the most important things about an antique chair in determing it's value.
I'm including a video of the chair on this link:rescuelifeproducts's Page - I Antique Online

Hi, rescuelifeproducts!

I'm not finding the video, (or, did you mean image?), of the chair on that site.

Where is it, please?

Thanks!

I'm hoping that you return to here, rescuelifeproducts!

I was really looking forward to discussing this with you!

Thanks!

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Hi, rescuelifeproducts!

I'm not finding the video, (or, did you mean image?), of the chair on that site.

Where is it, please?

Thanks!

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My chair are online at http://picasa.com under rescuelifeproducts and you can view the windsor chair at this site:

Windosr civil war era chair - I Antique Online

view other items I have posted by clicking on "images" while making a search on Yahoo search. YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. rescuelifeproducts search will also yield some interesting rescuelifeproducts antique chair photos.

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My chair are online at under rescuelifeproducts and you can view the windsor chair at this site: http://picasaweb.google.com/home

Windosr civil war era chair - I Antique Online

view other items I have posted by clicking on "images" while making a search on yahoo search. YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. rescuelifeproducts search will also yeild some interesting rescuelifeproducts antique chair photos.

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My email address is : [email protected] or [email protected] you can also search the web using my email address to locate my videos and or my photos.

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Originally Posted by rescuelifeproducts

A few months ago I was fortunate to purchase an old chair. I have studied the form and style of the chair, tested the wood type and other features that I deemed important in understand the period and availbility of such chairs, yet I would like to know what you feel to be the most important things about an antique chair in determing it's value.
I'm including a video of the chair on this link:rescuelifeproducts's Page - I Antique Online

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See the chairs I collected in January 2010 near Jackson,Tn.:

Picasa Web Albums - rescuelifeproducts - Robert Jones ...

There are several ways you can spot an antique. The first giveaway is the joinery; machine-cut furniture wasn't made until about 1860. If the piece has drawers, remove a drawer and look closely where the front and back of the drawer are fastened to the sides of the drawer. If a joint was dovetailed by hand, it has only a few dovetails, and they aren't exactly even
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