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The Business Of Upholstery => The Business Of Upholstery => Topic started by: baileyuph on May 28, 2014, 07:13:43 pm

Title: Wood roll edges - their date of use?
Post by: baileyuph on May 28, 2014, 07:13:43 pm
Wood roll edges were experienced while working on an older piece, just curious what the date of use of such was?  Perhaps someone like Joy will have a comment.

The chair is a rocker, wood grain is tiger, stronger than a rock.  It was reported to have been in the family for a good while, I might ask more but don't know how much the current family knows.

This is just one of those things a craftsman might make note of.........

I don't work on many of this nature, enjoyed the experience today.

Doyle
Title: Re: Wood roll edges - their date of use?
Post by: kodydog on June 05, 2014, 09:55:57 am
I'm not sure you can date a chair by the wood rolled edge. Furniture builders have used them for centuries and probably some still do. A better clue would be the type padding, how was the frame joined, what type fasteners were used, etc. Post some pics. Sounds like a fun project.