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I am soon to be selling my mom’s stuff in an estate sale, and found this chair with a note that said “Very old Windsor chair original Connecticut finish”.

I just wanted someone’s opinion who knows about these things, since I have no idea about the condition and finish and if it is from Connecticut.

Apparently, it is called a step-down Windsor Chair because the top or crown rail has steps in it.

[url=https://goo.gl/photos/n2wmWs5sZmbJke1y9]Link to album of six photos of chair[/url]

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https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/folk-art/painted-furniture/original-black-painted-step-down-new-england-windsor-chair-dated-1812/id-f_1900492/?utm_content=test&gclid=CjwKEAjwk6K8BRDM3aCSkdCtzSQSJAA3Vf38qV8lKD__anW92TWUkmaoJ6VX2lcMTvtFWT9dB6Vo6xoCUwLw_wcB

Here is another version of your chair !! What did they say about yours ??
Thats odd,, I did a search for a step down windsor and it suddenly appears in the ads on the right !! Guess no one made an offer !!

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