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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ScareBear, post: 169550, member: 2854&quot;]I did my reading, and I was wrong.&nbsp; Apparently that really is a genuine antique.&nbsp; The lathe required for your piece was already in the industry by 1870.&nbsp; You&#039;re the first to bust me, I read early 1900s before.&nbsp; Your chair is actually probably a boast of it&#039;s precision, probably 1870-1900.&nbsp; Your antique is bona fide trusted. I knew of the rendering, I knew of the rotary crank spindle, I knew of workshops with workers, but the automatic lathe was actually achieved in this time.&nbsp;&nbsp; I didn&#039;t see this chair being economically nor labor efficient until around the 30s nor surgically precise and symmetric. You learn something new every day.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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