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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 132478, member: 37"]Think a bit earlier than Deco period. Maybe about 1910. Have not heard of the use of the term Marquis as a furniture style so don't get the reference. If English, it would be considered Edwardian. Not sure the upholstery is original. The use of gimp edging as seen here is usually seen in later upholstery. It is an interesting chair and probably worth fixing up if doing so for yourself.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 132478, member: 37"]Think a bit earlier than Deco period. Maybe about 1910. Have not heard of the use of the term Marquis as a furniture style so don't get the reference. If English, it would be considered Edwardian. Not sure the upholstery is original. The use of gimp edging as seen here is usually seen in later upholstery. It is an interesting chair and probably worth fixing up if doing so for yourself.[/QUOTE]
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