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<p>[QUOTE="Barely, post: 633711, member: 10879"]My wife likes antiques and for her it makes a difference if a chair is 1980 or 1880. Perhaps quality, craftsmanship, material all play a part, but most of all the idea of having a repro instead of an original make just doesn't sit right with her.</p><p> As far as an 'exact match' goes, that's basically for identification purposes, as in...'What is it?'[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Barely, post: 633711, member: 10879"]My wife likes antiques and for her it makes a difference if a chair is 1980 or 1880. Perhaps quality, craftsmanship, material all play a part, but most of all the idea of having a repro instead of an original make just doesn't sit right with her. As far as an 'exact match' goes, that's basically for identification purposes, as in...'What is it?'[/QUOTE]
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