Indian Steve
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While visiting my daughter last weekend, I went to a thrift store that blew me away! They had more antique furniture than some antique shops. I picked up these four chairs and a print that was taken from a county atlas from Quebec from 1881. I'm looking for help to ID the type and approximate age of these to resell. The first I believe is a Comb Back Windsor from around 1800. The rockers have been worn flat and it had a cracked arm that was repaired. The next is the cool little green rocker. I love the canoe like rockers and the great paint. I'm believing it was made in the late 1800s. How would you describe it? The third one was described as 1860-1880 Boudoir Chair. I believe that the seat has been recovered at least once. The last is a Bow front Hitchcock with great paint and original finish. The print is " The Residence of O.H. Martin Esq. Barnston Tp. Stanstead Quebec and thanks to DC Matts ID came from a Quebec County Atlas from 1881. I have less than $175 in all of them. Any help or corrections of my IDs is greatly appreciated.
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