Does anyone know what type of chair this is?
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MN Mom on Jun 01, 2016It's gorgeous! This is a faux bois ("fake wood") armchair. I'm thinking it's made of a resin and not actual wood, correct? They are very popular with the right crowd (not everyone appreciates the style). I have seen them in Esty as much as $400+ for a chair similar to this. Martha Stewart is a big collector of faux bois pieces. Are there any markings or information on the underside of the seat? This is really beautifulHelpful Reply
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Janet Pizaro on Jun 01, 2016What a beautiful find. Hard to tell what the wood is from the picture. Are there any markings underneath for a clue?Helpful Reply
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MN Mom on Jun 01, 2016Take at the website www.chairish.com. They have a lot of Spanish carved faux bois chairs and there is most likely someone on their site who can guide you with more information about your chair.Helpful Reply
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Jean Myles on Jun 01, 2016please share your results with us .Helpful Reply
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Desiree on Jun 02, 2016With the help of MN Mom.Helpful Reply
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Lola Hinde on Jun 02, 2016these were called twig chairs and are made of a hard wood. Chair makers in Mexico did a lot of them as reproductions of classic designsHelpful Reply
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