Ebonized chair made by Hunzinger which was patented by him in 1869. This particular incarnation is ebonized with gold incising, though I have this chair in the natural walnut finish at my home. I wouldn't buy this chair to have as a spare seat as I can tell from personal experience it is better to look at than worry about a random guest splintering it when they sat down. Bidding ends June 10th and starts at $90. Expected range is $1,100 to $1,600 though I would be surprised if it hit $1,000. More details here. eBay Antiques No. 072
George Hunzinger Signed Side Chair
Ebonized chair made by Hunzinger which was patented by him in 1869. This particular incarnation is ebonized with gold incising, though I have this chair in the natural walnut finish at my home. I wouldn't buy this chair to have as a spare seat as I can tell from personal experience it is better to look at than worry about a random guest splintering it when they sat down. Bidding ends June 10th and starts at $90. Expected range is $1,100 to $1,600 though I would be surprised if it hit $1,000. More details here.Leave a comment
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