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Image of Upholstered side chair, 1880-1900
1959.1788.5
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Upholstered side chair, 1880-1900

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Frances Mercer and J.W. McCallister, members of early white settler families in Seattle, brought this side chair, part of a parlor set, around Cape Horn, South America.
ID Number: 1959.1788.5
Date: 1880-1900
Physical Description: 1 Chair, Side; wood, fabric; 36.25 in.H x 18.5 in.W x 17 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1959.1788.5
Subjects: Furniture, European American Settlement

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