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eightywon

Part of the Furniture Now
Apr 4, 2014
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My girl recently found this for me

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drwatson

Lifer
Aug 3, 2010
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toledo
Thats a nice looking chair. I have a thing for wooden chairs...Strange I know...Right now I'm sitting on a very uncomfortable work chair though.

 

jamespworth

Might Stick Around
Mar 13, 2012
99
0
One I finished recently, not sitting on it as my workshop needs to remain smoke free as I'm an upholsterer and cant have them stinking of smoke.


 

novicemaker

Starting to Get Obsessed
Apr 12, 2014
223
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a crappy early 90s reclining work chair that has two butt cushions because its so worn out. its so worn out that the wheels dont even move. You can tell this chair has been here a while because the tile under it is worn down to the concrete.

 

yorkshirepipe

Starting to Get Obsessed
Nov 26, 2012
136
1
Unfortunately at my desk chair in the office - not the nicest way to spend a weekend! Although the sun is out so I may have a Bagpiper's Dream loaded pipe at lunch!

 

plateauguy

Lifer
Mar 19, 2013
2,412
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Eighty ~ my wife rocked our baby daughter in a chair similar to that, and thirty years later she rocked our twin granddaughter in the same chair.
Peck ~ I hope you were REALLY good to your mom on Mother's day - she deserves something special for raising such a handfull!

 

anglesey

Can't Leave
Jan 15, 2014
383
3
Peck your odd collection of objects never fails to amaze and amuse.
I'm sitting on my chair. And a bit on the dog, and of course, my sweet arse.

 

cobguy

Lifer
Oct 18, 2013
3,742
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Sitting at my bench style walnut table. I bought this from a couple that obviously didn't really want to part with it, but couldn't keep lugging it around. The story goes that her grandfather lived on a very old farm in the southeast, Tennessee, I believe. The neighbor had a 200 year old walnut tree that needed to come down and he agreed to help with the promise of getting some of the lumber in return. The bench that I'm sitting on, along with the table, was crafted from this wood approximately 80 years ago. I loved the history of it and promised to care for the table like it came from my own grandfather. They seemed somewhat relieved and let it go.

 
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