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Image of Beautician's chair, ca. 1932-1935
1969.4679.3
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Beautician's chair, ca. 1932-1935

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This chair is from the Owl Beauty Shop in Seattle, owned and operated by Wilma E. Buell during the 1930s.
ID Number: 1969.4679.3
Date: Circa 1930
Physical Description: 1 Chair, Barber's; metal, leather; 44 in.H x 24 in.W x 24 in.D
Place Made: United States of America, ILLINOIS, Chicago
Credit: MOHAI, 1969.4679.3
Subjects: Furniture, Businesses and Corporations

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