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Image of Child's potty chair and duty seat made by Julius Christenson, ca. 1893
1966.3878.48
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Child's potty chair and duty seat made by Julius Christenson, ca. 1893

Julius Christison made this chair for his son, Frank, in 1893. Christison was an early Seattle white settler and woodworker.
ID Number: 1966.3878.48
Date: Circa 1893
Creator(s): Christison, Julius, Artist
Physical Description: 1 Chair, Potty; cedar; 19.5 in.H x 13.75 in.W x 13.5 in.D
Place Made: United States of America, WASHINGTON
Credit: MOHAI, 1966.3878.48
Subjects: Furniture, European American Settlement, Manufacturing

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