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N. A. Watkins - Rising Star, Texas	Those one-armed chairs. Have you ever actually seen one outside of a photograph? Were they actually used for anything but studio props? My friend over at Tattered and Lost suggests that they were designed to accommodate the bustle, a popular garment that women loved to wear during that era.
This one is a bit different:: It's not WICKER! Spengler - 106&108 Stephenson St., Freeport Ill. This also might be a stool with a small back. It is not as high as the back of the chair on the left so let's say it is a chair arm.	Do you see something different here? The one-arm is on the left.

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