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Set of Lancashire spindle back chairs

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Six Lancashire spindle back chairs (kitchen chairs usually)in unrestored condition with rush seats. All basically sound this Harlequin set are very similar and colour/finish is the same. They are quite useable but the seats will need re rushing in the none too distant future. The price reflects this and is very keen. These could have cost you 2000GBP or more a little while ago and would normally be around 1000 to 1500 today. They have the twin side stretchers for good support and the turned front rail below the seat between the front legs which terminate in the pad foot. A smashing country chair with not a lot needed to make them perfect if that is what you would like. We can undertake restoration if you would like us to. PriceA sensibly priced harlequin set. Sorry now sold Dimensionsnormal Category Antique Furniture > Antique Chairs Date 19thC  19th Century Antiques Origin English Condition Useable and tidy but unrestored Item code as017a1294 Status Sold

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Knutsford Road, Mobberley
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