Antique chair identification

What type of chair is this?

 

https://photos.app.goo.gl/L8AQP67U8vTvCEh56

 

A desperate one..

 

I couldn't figure out how to post pic. Did it show up?

 

A very damaged one?

 

She said she likes to restore furniture in her introduction thread. I suppose she buys a lot of very damaged furniture, because she knows how to fix it, LOL.

 

That does make a lot of sense. A great and very useful skill and knowledge to have.

 

What kind of chair as in, is it really Regency or is it a revival? Then, the latter. Otherwise, an eaten by a dog one?

 

My guess (jokes aside)... early to mid-20th century repro.

 

1940s Duncan Phyfe-esque dining chair.

 

Yeah, hopefully not restoring and trying to sell, even in near-perfect condition the value is very low.

 

The skill of restoration is very much worth it, and ideal to work on furniture that is not too expensive to upskill.

The chair is in the style of a Sabre leg, Elbow chair. Elbow chairs were made through out the centuries.


This is a georgian sabre leg, elbow chair.

 

Oh thank you for putting her other two pictures in.
I've been waiting days and days for someone to do that. I couldn't figure out how to do it on the cell phone that I'm using. That Google site was very uncooperative.

 

Your most welcome Laura, I would love to see the chair when you have it restored, even if the market for brown furniture is not good right now...one day the chair will have value again.

 

It's nor Laura's chair. It belongs to Amanda who started the thread and then disappeared.

 

That happens sometimes, it's a puzzle. Sometimes OP comes back a year later with a reply, very odd.

 

Well MAYBE if you weren't all so mean.