Historical Interpretations &
Demonstrations
Along with chair caning I also
have an authentic 1850 pioneer costume. Just give me a call if you need
a historical interpretation. I perform demonstrations of the art of chair
caning at many historic mansions and other events in Tennessee.
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Caring for your
Bottom
Don't you agree that every bottom needs pampered
every now and then!
Chair bottoms are woven with natural fibers that
need to breath. Bi-annually (such as the end of summer or winter) I recommend
a thorough soaking of the bottom with a towel soaked in warm water. After
drying for 24 hours, rub in a light coat of furniture oil to keep the seat
from cracking. Since sunlight will fade color, chairs finished with an
oil -based stain will need a periodic turn out of direct light.
Only the finest reed and cane are used to weave
a high quality product which with proper care will become your families
heirloom.
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| Hand Cane: |
. 90 per hole |
| Press Cane: Standard Seat |
$35.00 |
| Press Cane: Back |
$40.00 |
Please feel free to give me a call
at 615.683.6877 to chat or for free estimates & special
item pricing!
Prices are subject to change without notification.
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Specializing In
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Splint Seat Weaving
Binder Cane Bottoms
Hand & Press Caning
Historical Interpretations
Demonstrations
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