Set of six STICKLEY BROTHERS dining chairs, five

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Set of six STICKLEY BROTHERS dining chairs, five

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Sold Date: 05/01/2002
Channel: Auction House
Source: Rago Arts & Auction Center
Category: Furniture & Furnishings

Set of six STICKLEY BROTHERS dining chairs, five side- and one arm- (nos. 479 1/2 and 479 1/4) each with three vertical backslats and damask upholstery seat cushions. (Comes with an extra bolt of fabric). Refinished, dry-rot to leg bottoms, loss of height, one has missing stretcher and cracked leg, some looseness. Stenciled numbers. 37` x 19` x 18`

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