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Please help identify early 1900s table and chairs

10 years ago

Hello, I was given the following table and chairs for free. From the story I received, these are at least 80 years old. I know a lot about collectibles but I do not collect furniture. Could you help me identify the era or style or any other information. Thank you. My email is brendana@live.com if needed. Sorry for the lack of good pictures.

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redfan05
Original Author
10 years ago
Another picture
chibimimi
10 years ago
The chairs look '20s or '30s. The table probably did not originally belong to the set, as the legs do not match. Could we see the entire leg? Also, the underside of the table top?
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lazy_gardens
10 years ago
Chairs are 1920s-1930s "Jacobean revival" of no special importance. Just chairs, but if sturdy, good chairs.

They would have had a table with matching legs ... you don't have a set.

However, cleaned up,it's a FREE table and chairs.

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