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I have a collapsible chair that my grandfather acquired during his travels as an officer in WW1. It is known as 'The Chinese Chair' and is made from a hard black wood, possibly ebony, with dragon carvings on the arms and ornamental fretwork on the backrest. The seat and back have original thin leather padding. One of the legs was broken during a move and, though repaired, it should not be sat in until further expert repairs are made. I would like to know if the chair still has any value after this breakage.

May 23rd, 2024

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