Pair of 18th or early 19th century spindle back west country chairs, Farmhouse chairs Very solid and sturdy

Very solid and sturdy

although it certainly looks and feels early

Grand Rapids Mich"

meaning no legs in the way for seating

Some old light restoration to the edging round the tabletop in a couple of small places

Pair of 18th or early 19th century spindle back west country chairs, Farmhouse chairs Very solid and sturdyA pair of very sweet 18th or early 19th century low spindle back chairs. One is marked 'MAY TRURO', so I'm guessing made in Cornwall. This chair also has what looks like peg joints. Both have great patina and shape. They come with a receipt dated what looks like 1987 calling them ' stick back country chairs 18th cent.' The legs are possibly later than the seat and back (but still old), and possibly cut down to make lower, but still appropriate for the