PAIR Antique Oak CHARLES EASTLAKE Chair and Rocker

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are a PAIR of MATCHING Charles Eastlake Chairs that have been kept together since the late 1800's. One is a chair and one is a chair/rocker. Both are IDENTICAL in style, carvings and height. Very comfortable and SUPERB discussion pieces for your Home or Office! We are selling BOTH Chairs for ONE MONEY! Whatever the FINAL BID is after Ten Days is what the PAIR will sell for. If you are looking for a Bargain on eBay, you just found it! TWO for the price of ONE and We Deliver! NO RESERVE!!! This pair were recovered in a rugged Country Blue fabric that sets off the Quarter-Sawn one-inch thick Oak armrests and will match up with any decor! These are two HEAVY Oak Chairs that are in MINT Condition. They have rarely been sat on and have been handed down by family members as a PAIR of Charles Eastlake Original matching chairs. I'm guessing they each weigh around 50 pounds. That oak is SOLID Oak, and I mean SOLID 130 year old OAK. NO RESERVE!!! 's the deal...My wife and I are moving to a different home and we don't have the spot these two chairs deserve in the new home. T are NO repairs to the wood, they have original finish to the best of my knowledge and they will last for another century or two, to be handed down to your children and grandchildren. NO RESERVE!!! If we took them to an Antique Show, we could probably get the $1200 EACH they may command, but we didn't pay that much for them and we don't need them anymore. This is YOUR CHANCE to purchase a pair of Matching ORIGINAL Charles Eastlake Chairs for a fraction of their value! We're trusting Ebay's buyers to bring these to their value using NO RESERVE and NO BUY-IT-NOW Price! Email this listing to a friend!!! We will sell BOTH CHAIRS to the highest bidder and even offer delivery at 35-cents a mile up to 1000 miles. Both chairs will fit in our Jeep Grand Cherokee, so we can make an adventure out of the trip, maybe hit some hard to find antique stores? We are willing to crate them up and drop ship them also at the buyer's expense. Your choice. Or, you can come to Sioux Falls, South Dakota on I-90 or I-29 and pick them up anytime. We'll hold them for up to 90 days at no extra cost once payment has been received. NO RESERVE!!! You won't be disappointed by these Genuine Solid Oak Charles Eastlake Matching Chairs (one rocker, one chair)! As always, I maintain 100% POSITIVE Feedback, I offer a full 30-day Guarantee of Satisfaction with 100% purchase price return if any item is not properly represented. Nobody else on eBay does that! Make sure you take a moment to look over my other Items For Sale and check out my Guides on Cast Iron Doorstops, Redwing Pottery, Arcade Coffee Grinders and other topics. Thank you for looking. 's more on Charles Eastlake... Charles Eastlake Charles Locke Eastlake was the English architect and writer who popularized William Morris' notions of decorative arts in the Arts & Crafts style remaining dedicated to interior design based on forms that relate to handcraftsmanship. Eastlake's Hints on Household Taste in Furniture, Upholstery and other Details of 1868 showed Eastlake as an advocate toward Ruskin's Seven Lamps of Architecture and Morris' simple, straight lines and designs which were inspired by country work, executed in oak and other fruitwoods. He suggested a home style that was cohesive wby only a single influence dominated the furnishings of a home. In 1872, Eastlake published his book in the United States, w it served to seed the land for the American Arts & Crafts Movement. The use of rugged woods like oak and the elimination of applied decorations were characteristic of Eastlake furniture. Eastlake inspired the manufacturers of machine-made furniture to explore the decorative possibilities of their machines; imitating his handiwork with such things as glued on moldings and machine-reproduced architectural detail. Eastlake disliked these imitations and publicly disavowed any association with their manufacture. Eastlake furniture was referr... read more

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