I have searched everywhere trying to find out the style and who made this chair wit a rush seat? I have had it for over 20 years and it has no markings at all. I have never had it repaired or done anything to it. Can anyone give me some ideas on where to look or if they have seen one like it?
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The style is commonly called farmhouse style or country. The seats are rush woven. They are also sometimes referred to as ladder back (although yours only has 2 rungs and most true ladder back have 3 or more rungs).
There are thousands and thousands and thousands of these chairs out there. Are you tying to ID it to replace one? That may be a challenge searching through all of these to find an exact match.
If you are searching to try to value it, I can tell you generally chairs are hard to sell and you would need to talk to a vintage dealer to find out what they fetch in your area.
Looking to learn more!! If you could narrow down a year, I may be able to help more!! Thanks.
This is a knock off of a ladder back chair that they made in the very late 1990s. These chairs are not the true ladder back chairs and they were mass-produced to sell with dinning room sets during this time.
Many companies make this. You need to find an identifying marking to assess value and age.
Go on google,or E-Bay and upload a photo of your item.Specialists will give you an idea of what is worth.
You should attend an appraisal day.They will know what to look for.
This is a reproduction,it has a similar look of a ladder back chair.This is a nice chair,but not worth much because of it's mass produced,
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