Early 20th Century Banker’s Armchair hunt Exhibits signs of wear due

Exhibits signs of wear due to age and use

We did not notice this until we were taking these photos and believe there is a very good chance that this mold flaw was not considered serious and that many

is exactly what one would picture when hearing the term "captain's chair"

the doors are not airtight and may require rubber stripping if used as a functioning ice box

Beneath these shelves is a narrow surface area that serves as the barrier between the top and bottom halves

Early 20th Century Banker’s Armchair hunt Exhibits signs of wear dueThis classic banker's armchair features a shapely curved backrest with vertical slats, generous scrolled arms, and a thick saddle shaped seat all crafted from hardwood with a dark, worn finish. Designed for office or institutional use, the chair sits sturdily on square legs with H stretcher support and subtle rear flare for stability. A no nonsense utility chair with presence. The surface shows scattered paint marks, nicks, and edge wear, with a warm,