This chair had my name on it at St Vincent DePaul’s. The scratched up finish does not put me off because no one would be offended if I painted over it. Which will likely be a project for another time. The upholstery is okay, not 
marvelous and yet not exactly offensive. I may slipcover it. But take a look at those animal paws for arms! Feline or canine and funky. Love em. When I sat in the chair it was comfy in a business-like way which suits its purpose: a place to conduct business comfortably. Knit. Read and write. Survey my domain. Hide from company in the corner.
And to my great joy I realized that my frame curls up to it like a… curl. And so I can hook at it! [insert hoots and hollers] And then there is so much tea to drink.
Oh the cleverness of me.
~ Karen
primitivespirit 
Love the chair…..it does have a sweet quality to it. Like you, the arms are divine and who cares if it’s a little banged up….aren’t we all?
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brilliant observation! thank you for the insight!
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That’s a wonderful find! I’d love to find one that fits me perfectly.
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every time i go to the thrift store i am always sitting in the chairs. i have this thing about chairs and tables.
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It looks perfect and comfy in the corner with frame and cuppa ready to go. I love giving battered and beautiful objects new homes. Wonderful find! A book you might enjoy is “For The Love Of Old” by Mary Randolph Carter. GORGEOUS shots of old, tattered, frayed, etc. I bought my nice and large hardback copy used on Amazon cheap. I have perused the luscious photos countless times over a glass of wine on a cold evening………..
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dulcy, thanks for the book recommendation. i will check it out as it sounds perfect for me.
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HEH HEH!
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