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Wanted: French-style chairs for set pieces

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Wanted: French-style chairs for set pieces

Post by kbadr »

Does anyone own chairs similar to these that PGraph could borrow for the month of (or at least Thursday evenings in) December?

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Seriously, no one has anything even remotely similar to this?
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Post by Aden »

I have an orange vinal office desk chair, circa 1969. You're welcome to borrow it.
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kaci_beeler wrote:Seriously, no one has anything even remotely similar to this?
I have a chair.
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Post by Dave »

kaci_beeler wrote:Seriously, no one has anything even remotely similar to this?
I don't think any of us are Great Aunts yet.

I'd scour Craig's List and Estate Sale listings in the Statesman
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Post by acrouch »

My Aunt has many of those in Arkansas.
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