museum quality antiqued finish is available for an additional fee for both chairs and settees. It is a professional method of antiquing, not a ‘beat with a hammer’ method seen on lesser quality, factory-produced furniture.
   Rather, like my chairs, it is totally done by hand, not a sprayed ‘fake’ look. When finished, the chair has a very believable 18th century worn look and feel, yet retains the structural integrity of a new piece of furniture. 
   I recommend using two different colors, commonly seen on an antique piece of 200-year-old furniture. In this way, the top color can be worn away just enough to reveal the color underneath in the wear areas.
   As examples, please see the two-seat settee and the sackback chairs.
Please contact me for pricing.

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