Isn't that a bat?
Really doesn't look all that bad to me. If you are selling, you are probably best to leave it as-is so that a buyer can do as they wish with it....
I would probably call it modernist but some might consider it expressionist. I doubt that either will help you to pin it down. Afraid you will...
I can see how it could be termed as minimalistic arts and crafts or mission style with those flat back slats. However, I would just call it a...
The feet get damaged from being stored in damp basements, garages, and the like. They, subsequently, get cut off. Have seen it over and over. I...
I know I have seen this before and think it is a pretty good, known piece. For the life of me, I can't remember what it is. Any marks? Is it...
Think these are pretty new imports.
What a wonderful resource for small museums .........
While this does have some Gothic elements, I think the chair is primarily Renaissance Revival. This is more what I think of when visualizing...
Not really any particular historical style to peg to this. It is a simple oak kitchen chair in a vernacular style. It is 20th century and could...
It does appear to be some type of pine.
The mold lines would likely indicate a more modern plastic of some type.
Nice piece but I think newer retro-deco based on the bottom and lack of marks. Would think something such as this would be marked if old and by a...
With that 2 board seat, this would be a late 19th or early 20th century piece. A church or other institutional origin is possible but it is also...
Almost impossible to give an accurate age on something like this. It would have been made the same way for 100 years or more. If put together...
Circa 1910 dining chair. Need better pics to tell the wood for sure but it kind of looks like poplar.
I agree with this. Use wood glue to make the joint strong. Shouldn't have to clamp if nailing or screwing but it never hurts to do so. If nailed...
Interesting chair without any historical precedence that I can think of. This makes me think 20s or later. My gut reaction says post-war on into...
Think the top is old; maybe a door, stall divider, or siding as suggested. The base was made to convert it to a table at some much later date.
Would not call this arts and crafts. The one in the link is only slightly more so with those barley twist legs and somewhat arts and crafts...
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