We welcome two newly added states of Alabama and Vermont Chair Caning-Seatweaving Experts on the National Furniture Repair Directory ™. Find your Alabama and Vermont–Chair Caning experts to get your prized family heirlooms and flea […]
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Upholstering Antique Wicker Perambulator Parasols — Should you or shouldn’t you, that is the question? If the material used in your Victorian reed wicker buggy or perambulator’s parasol is still in relatively good original condition,
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While the temperatures are dropping and the snow is flying, chair caners and people in the seatweaving industry experience their slowest times of the year for repair work. So, if you need a precious family
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Please welcome the newest addition to the Furniture Repair Directory in the Seatweaving section, Sugar Valley Chair Caning. Located in Canton, Georgia, owner and chair caner Doris Babcock will repair and restore just about any
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Isn’t this old picture from the 1800s of a chair caning man marketing his services, great? Do you, like him, weave chair caning seats, rush seats and/or splint seats; or make any other kind of
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Busy, busy, busy added three more chair caning experts to the Seatweaving section of the Furniture Repair Directory on WickerWoman.com! Do you have cane chairs or rush chairs that need TLC with rewoven seats? Find
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Busy, busy, busy today adding three more chair caning experts to the Seatweaving section of the Furniture Repair Directory here on WickerWoman.com! Find an expert listed in your state in a city near you to
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Isn’t this just one of the coolest wicker cars you’ve ever seen? It’s a French made 1897 Hugot with a body made entirely of wicker and has a 3½ horsepower motor under the seat. Source:
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