That the caning on the back of that chair has held up is a tribute to its maker! My grandmother, who could do pretty much anything as far as I can tell (except drive - she never did even once as far as i know), caned a bunch of chairs like that, same pattern.
photonoclast wrote:
That the caning on the back of that chair has held up is a tribute to its maker! My grandmother, who could do pretty much anything as far as I can tell (except drive - she never did even once as far as i know), caned a bunch of chairs like that, same pattern.
The chair hit my eye almost immediately "pc"!
It is in fine condition, the caning that is, for its age.
Thanks!
Dan
bbuugguuss wrote:
i like how the angle of the chair and the boards behind it are nearly mirrored. it creates a subtle balance.
WELCOME "double b-g"!
Thanks I felt the same. The processing brought out what I saw with my naked eye.
Thanks!
Dan
