We are properly conserving a French-made Planter’s Chair, circa 1860,
belonging to a Portland preservationist.
Hand carved persimmon wood, European Beechwood frame,
original innards, unmolested finish.
We’ll follow the chair in detail through excavation to the new show-cover.
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We will begin with excavation, next post!
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We are properly conserving a French-made Planter’s Chair, circa 1860,
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