Rawhide Chairs from Historic Aurora Colony in Oregon c.1856 Drawings One side has a leather

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Rawhide Chairs from Historic Aurora Colony in Oregon c.1856 Drawings One side has a leatherABOUT This is an original set of four handmade wooden dining chairs with rawhide seats. Made in the historic Aurora Colony Commune in Oregon between 1856 1866. Each chair has a ladder back with woven rawhide seats and saw marks are clearly visible. These chairs have retained their original finish and have the appropriate patina for the age and use. Each chair is sturdy and structurally sound. CREATOR Oregon Commune DATE OF MANUFACTURE c. 1856 1866