The hutch consists oftwo separate pieces, with the upper hutch resting on the lower cabinet. One drawer features a divided, felt-lined interior, perfect for flatware or serving pieces. It was given to my step-grandmother as a gift for her15th wedding anniversary in 1955, and she owned and used it until her passing in 1991.
Pattern 490. Colonial Style. This cooperative model allowed the workers to be equal owners, emphasizing a community-driven approach to furniture making. Turned Legs. Needs seat insert. Would be beautiful with needlepoint or leather.
3194 #48 Andover finish. has 2 small brass lion head decor. age and use. has typical light surface wear, scuffs, scratches from.
Finish #48 Andover: This was one of the company's most popular finishes—a warm, honey-golden stain. Founded originally as the Chair Makers Union in 1865, the company became the Tell City Chair Company in 1924 and was renowned for high-quality, handcrafted furniture, even providing chairs for the White House in 1962.
Four Rare vintage LYRE Duncan Phyfe style mahogany chairs by Tell City Chair Co. These indoor dining room chairs feature a medium wood tone, carved details, and new GOLD chenille upholstery. Each chair has a seat depth of 15 inches, a seat height of 16 inches, and a frame made of solid mahogany. With a regency style and fully assembled construction, these elegant chairs are designed for adults and add a touch of classic charm to any dining space. Made in the United States, these rare, well taken care of, vintage chairs are sure to be a standout piece in any home.
