This delightful deck chair belonged to John Herndon Maury, of Fredericksburg, VA, who served as a Lieutenant for the CSA in the Civil War. and was the son of CDRE Matthew Fontaine Maury.
The curvaceous mahogany folding deck chair dates to the late 19th Century, features a mahogany frame with new, hand-tied cane back and seat flanked by scrolling arms and splayed legs. Designed with a folding structure and adjustable foot rest that allows it to be moved and stored easily. Today, this chair will add charm and interest to any interior.
SKU: 140987
DIMENSIONS: 20.5"W 50"D 32"H
Seat Height: 14" Arm Height: 20"
CONDITION: This chair is in overall very good vintage condition with wear to the wooden elements consistent with age and use, including scratches, cracks, and wear marks. Please see detailed photos. Notably, all of the caning has all been recently replaced, utilizing the original "hand-tied" method, and is in mint condition.
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