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Chippendale Chair

comments (0) April 30th, 2010 in Reader's Gallery

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I based this design on the classic Chippendale, howerver the backsplat, top rail, and seat frame are my own design. It is made entirely from Genuine Mahogany stained with red mahogany. The top coat is semi-gloss lacquer. The seat is upolstered with dark red velvet.

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