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<p>[QUOTE="Fern77, post: 4504743, member: 16131"]Biedermeier was once used very loosely to mean simple and undecorated, and this it probably how your dealer meant it. If at all old and indeed local, could be someone's minimalist take on the Arts-and-Crafts-to-Jugendstil concept (but IMHO a very unsinspired take--sorry). Also, it looks to me as if it originally had a drop-in seat. I doubt it is of any commercial value. Better luck the next time![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Fern77, post: 4504743, member: 16131"]Biedermeier was once used very loosely to mean simple and undecorated, and this it probably how your dealer meant it. If at all old and indeed local, could be someone's minimalist take on the Arts-and-Crafts-to-Jugendstil concept (but IMHO a very unsinspired take--sorry). Also, it looks to me as if it originally had a drop-in seat. I doubt it is of any commercial value. Better luck the next time![/QUOTE]
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