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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Candle Holders - Just want to make sure not anything special?
« on: May 28, 2015, 02:43:08 am »
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Antique Questions Forum / Candle Holders - Just want to make sure not anything special?
« on: May 19, 2015, 08:41:50 am »
So I've had some pretty reliable help on here before, a couple years ago I think now.
I'm back with another question, got two candle holders that are in relatively good condition - I don't expect these to be anything special but just want to double check and make sure.
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They both have barcode stickers on the base, which say the following:
PH0333-EX1
5050587012809
I'm back with another question, got two candle holders that are in relatively good condition - I don't expect these to be anything special but just want to double check and make sure.
Click here for Google Drive Album
They both have barcode stickers on the base, which say the following:
PH0333-EX1
5050587012809
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Antique Questions Forum / Re: 1930's? Set of 4 Chairs + Foot Stool (History? + Value?)
« on: May 25, 2013, 08:46:25 am »
Best place to sell them would be eBay I guess then, or something similar.
Wasn't expecting anything special, just good to know a little bit more about them.
Wasn't expecting anything special, just good to know a little bit more about them.
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Antique Questions Forum / 1930's? Set of 4 Chairs + Foot Stool (History? + Value?)
« on: May 25, 2013, 07:44:52 am »
I've been doing some work for a family friend alongside my brother and the Lady we've been doing the work for recently moved house. She no longer has room for a set of 4 chairs plus a foot stool so she gave them to us to try and sell.
From what she's told me they are from the 1930's - but I know next to nothing about antiques and hence cannot verify the validity of this statement.
What I do know, is that the seat cushions are actually removable from the chair itself. They unfortunately have been left somewhere to get damp so the wood has split and whatnot, I don't intend to complete the restoration work myself so a lower value is expected.
Pictures are below, the four chairs would appear identical, these are all pictures of 1 of the 4:
http://gamersvision.co.uk/dale-images/chairset/Chair/
The foot stool is also shown below, this has a lift-able cover but the bottom board of wood has become moldy (I think?) and therefore come apart in the one corner, also seen in the pictures:
http://gamersvision.co.uk/dale-images/chairset/FootStool/
Finally, the chair cushion patterns (which by the way matches the pattern of the cushion on the foot stool):
http://gamersvision.co.uk/dale-images/chairset/Cushion/
From what she's told me they are from the 1930's - but I know next to nothing about antiques and hence cannot verify the validity of this statement.
What I do know, is that the seat cushions are actually removable from the chair itself. They unfortunately have been left somewhere to get damp so the wood has split and whatnot, I don't intend to complete the restoration work myself so a lower value is expected.
Pictures are below, the four chairs would appear identical, these are all pictures of 1 of the 4:
http://gamersvision.co.uk/dale-images/chairset/Chair/
The foot stool is also shown below, this has a lift-able cover but the bottom board of wood has become moldy (I think?) and therefore come apart in the one corner, also seen in the pictures:
http://gamersvision.co.uk/dale-images/chairset/FootStool/
Finally, the chair cushion patterns (which by the way matches the pattern of the cushion on the foot stool):
http://gamersvision.co.uk/dale-images/chairset/Cushion/
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