Okay, this is what this Antique chair looked like when I got it. The frame wasn't bad but I really didn't like the seat. My youngest son fell backwards in it one day while I was at work & broke the top piece off. I had to glue it back together & figured if there was any value left in the chair, it was now gone...so paint it??
Well, if you notice I found these roman numerals on the frame while I was priming it yesterday.
XII
XXIIII
To late now...I'm off to the fabric store today to find something for the seat. I will decide on a paint color for the frame once I choose the fabric.
~ Desiree ~
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Dont worry, there were lots of these chairs made, so it wasn't a high value item to begin with. You can sell the needle point seat cover by itself. I've seen them for between $25 - $40 depending on the condition.
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