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<p>[QUOTE="Sedona, post: 350787, member: 4438"]I don't know either way. The seller said only that it is "European." When I asked for more information, he thought perhaps it was Belgian. There are no maker's marks. </p><p><br /></p><p>I've seen many Jacobean revival chairs over the years that look similar (e.g. barley twist, etc.) but never a bench like this. Perhaps the cherubs and urn-shaped finials are clues as to its origin.</p><p><br /></p><p>Does it look American?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Sedona, post: 350787, member: 4438"]I don't know either way. The seller said only that it is "European." When I asked for more information, he thought perhaps it was Belgian. There are no maker's marks. I've seen many Jacobean revival chairs over the years that look similar (e.g. barley twist, etc.) but never a bench like this. Perhaps the cherubs and urn-shaped finials are clues as to its origin. Does it look American?[/QUOTE]
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