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<p>[QUOTE="meddy, post: 4439944, member: 74265"]Hi looked at the bottom underside of the chairs, and the "captains chair", the one with the arms, does have a caned Seat, with the leather Seat over it. The other two chairs just have the leather, which is quite thick and of course hard and after all of these years. Yes, the chairs are stained oak… also,My husband who is a woodworker, noted that the underside framework for the seats is quartersawn oak… which, he said is quite unusual.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="meddy, post: 4439944, member: 74265"]Hi looked at the bottom underside of the chairs, and the "captains chair", the one with the arms, does have a caned Seat, with the leather Seat over it. The other two chairs just have the leather, which is quite thick and of course hard and after all of these years. Yes, the chairs are stained oak… also,My husband who is a woodworker, noted that the underside framework for the seats is quartersawn oak… which, he said is quite unusual.[/QUOTE]
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