If you clicked on a bookmark or typed in our web site address, the address may be incorrect. We're pretty sure if you browse our site you can find what you need. Try going to our Home Page or browse our Shop DirectoryGothic Furniture Black Furniture Dream Furniture Unique Furniture Painted Furniture Upcycled Furniture Glass Display Cabinets Curio Cabinets Shop Displays Forwards I love this old kind of creepy Victorian gothic furniture. We could fill it with awesome things.Antique seating chairs, like leather club chairs, antique Louis XVI chairs, antique oak chairs, Louis XIII chairs, and ladderback wooden chairs, are available today at Antiques on Old Plank Road in Chicago. We take several trips to Europe each year to search for vintage and antique chairs and also draw upon local experts help us create a massive inventory of antique chairs for sale. All leather club chairs, dining vintage chairs, French side chairs, Louis XIII & XVI side and arm chairs are searched. Once we bring a vintage chair back to the United States, our skilled artisans begin the process of painstakingly restoring every element of the piece.

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Based on the outskirts of Exeter, Devon, we are close to all major transport links, all within 10 – 15 minutes. We accept all major credit card, bank transfer and cheques. We are members of LAPADA and CINOA Where did you find this? At a yard sale. My boyfriend's mom called me and told me they had antique vacuum cleaners, to come look at those. I saw this sitting in the back of her garage, but she had $150 on it. I was a college kid. I couldn't afford $150. So I told her if she didn't sell it, to just call me, let me know, and I'd come back. She called me, she hadn't sold it. So, I came back and I paid $100 for it. What drew you to the chair? It just seemed ornate to me, kind of fancy. And I always like fancy, so. I think I like every single thing about it except for the fabric. Okay, what you brought in here is an American gothic revival armchair. And it's a fairly rare chair. Chairs like this in America were made in the 1840s up through about 1850.

And they were actually influenced by British gothic revival pieces. And the British pieces were inspired going back to 12th century and even 11th century churches. So if we look at the back of this chair, don't you think of a church window with stained glass? Look at that carving, isn't that amazing? Combined with that, we've got these barley twist sides, a baroque idea. Upholstered arms, hand holds-- you can really grab on here, right? And then barley twisted legs on casters. So this chair is constructed of walnut and beautifully carved. Your piece here we can attribute to Joseph and John Meeks of New York, which is really great. They're famous makers and there's actually a chair very similar in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in their gothic rooms to your chair that you bought. This is not the original upholstery. You have to do a little bit of research to find out what the original fabric was. Sometimes they were horsehair, but that's really uncomfortable. But you can, of course, put whatever you want on there.

It's got the original finish. This is in the black, untouched, original surface. So what do you think about the value on this? Well, now I feel like it's priceless because it was my first thing I've ever bought that was an actual investment, so now I feel like I can't ever sell it. So is priceless a price? But what do you think it's maybe worth? Okay, I would place an auction estimate on this chair of $3,000 to $5,000. And I'll tell you what, one came up at auction almost identical this past January, 2013, with an estimate of $3,000 to $5,000. There was lots of interest. It sold for $8,400-- eight thousand, four hundred. So, you never know in an auction. Executive producer Marsha Bemko shares her tips for getting the most out of ANTIQUES ROADSHOW. The value of an item is dependent upon many things, including the condition of the object itself, trends in the market for that kind of object, and the location where the item will be sold. These are just some of the reasons why the answer to the question "What's it worth?" is so often "It depends."

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