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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Can you date my chaise longue?
« on: May 16, 2012, 03:44:47 pm »
Thanks for all the comments guys 
. I will get some construction pics tomorrow when the light is good. It was bought from a reputable antiques dealer local to me (I am in the UK, near Burford, Oxfordshire) and I am pretty sure that I got paperwork with it but not long after the purchase our village was subjected to horrific flooding and we had to move quickly and I fear the paperwork was lost 
Loving the idea of a fainting couch! What drew me to the piece was the simplicity of it - I don't like the heavily carved chaises, although beautiful they don't fit with me or my house, even tho it is an 1827 Old Chapel!
. I will get some construction pics tomorrow when the light is good. It was bought from a reputable antiques dealer local to me (I am in the UK, near Burford, Oxfordshire) and I am pretty sure that I got paperwork with it but not long after the purchase our village was subjected to horrific flooding and we had to move quickly and I fear the paperwork was lost Loving the idea of a fainting couch! What drew me to the piece was the simplicity of it - I don't like the heavily carved chaises, although beautiful they don't fit with me or my house, even tho it is an 1827 Old Chapel!
