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"     Valued at: $950  This c. 1850 New England example (11&amp;quot;H) mimics the style and design of a child- or adult-sized Windsor chair, but this is actually a rare doll&amp;#039;s chair. The chair has its original green and gold paint.  *The estimates provided are preliminary only and subject to change based on firsthand inspection and further research. Appraisal prices refer to an item&amp;#039;s fair market value, or what one might expect to pay for an object of similar age, size, color, and condition at auction.    What to look for Prior to purchasing any painted antique chair, turn it over and examine the bottom of the seat. It should be unpainted and reveal a patina-rich oxidized wood produced by years of exposure. The chair&amp;#039;s paint history will be evident from the way the paint is applied to the legs where they meet the seat. These types of doll&amp;#039;s chairs are generally rare and a real find when you can locate them at antiques shops, fine antiques shows, and on the Internet. Prices can start at $125. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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