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<p>[QUOTE="Jeff Drum, post: 1014394, member: 6444"]Best wishes to work out your issues. As to your chair, your pics are small and not the best. But from what you showed, it looks like a nice mid century style, with teak/walnut? wood. I don't think the carpet is original; notice it matches the carpet in the room so I think it was reupholstered when the indoor carpet was done? Best way to figure out what the chair is, age and possibly maker, take off the carpet to see what the construction is like (plastic? fiberglass?) and take better pics. If it is an older chair the carpet may simply peel off with a bit of pulling since the glue tends to dry out.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jeff Drum, post: 1014394, member: 6444"]Best wishes to work out your issues. As to your chair, your pics are small and not the best. But from what you showed, it looks like a nice mid century style, with teak/walnut? wood. I don't think the carpet is original; notice it matches the carpet in the room so I think it was reupholstered when the indoor carpet was done? Best way to figure out what the chair is, age and possibly maker, take off the carpet to see what the construction is like (plastic? fiberglass?) and take better pics. If it is an older chair the carpet may simply peel off with a bit of pulling since the glue tends to dry out.[/QUOTE]
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