This is a set of chairs that will require more than a recover. There are cracks, loose joints, loose springs, worn wood finish, and a broken leg. But I wasn't surprised, and always up for a challenge. :)
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On another note, now that I found, what I believe to be, the original fabric underneath, I'm curious what decade these chairs were built. Can anyone recommend a book that covers this?
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I'd say it's a 60's reproduction.
I was confused between the avocado green and the style of the chair, so that makes sense.
Your a Trooper!
Its a great study you did and excellent time for future planning of this step or that.
Good day there