UNIQUE c 1880 ** BUFFALO HORN ** ARM CHAIR Start Price USD 4,499.99 Current Price USD 4,499.99 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Tuesday, November 18, 2008 End Time Tuesday, November 25, 2008 Location Canada See more about ' UNIQUE c 1880 ** BUFFALO HORN ** ARM CHAIR' Description  i opffering  you  buy  it  now  or  best  reasonable  offer(  ASK  FOR  FEWS  PAYMENTS ARRANGEMENTS   OR LAYAWAY  BEFORE  MAKE  OFFER IF  YOU  WISH  TO  DO  )  on  this  : Extremely rare 19 TH CENTURY hAND  MADE  buffalo  horn  arm chair . in great  condition  with  no repair and  in  great  condition  . This  is  a  circa  1880 period  ARM  CHAIR  all  hand  made  with  awonder  buffalo  horns ..The  fabric  was  probably remade  in  the 30's  on my  opinion  but  maybe  early  than  that   . This  arm chair  is  not  **ONLY  RARE **Bbut  it  is  also  a  beautiful  art  piece  and  desing  art  piece  . To  me  , even if  this  piece  date  from  circa  1880, it  look as a  wonderful  design  chair  , so  an  artistically  valid conception is  always  and  still relvant even  100  years  later ..  The  size    is  33  1/2 inches  high  23  inches  wide  and 21 inches  deep  ..  please  view  all  the  pictures  of  this  rarety  piece  and  email  questions  .. thank you   SHIPPING  TO CANADA  AND  U.S.A.  ..ONLY  FOR  THIS  ITEM ...  INTERNATIONAL  SHIPPING  WILL HAVE  TO  TAKE  ARRAGMENT  WE  DO  NOT  SHIP  THIS  PIECE OUT  OF  AMERICAS ..   IF  YOU  WANT  MAKE  FEWS  PAYMENT  OR  LAY -AWAY  ON  IT  ASK  ME  FIRST ..  WE  CAN TAKE ARANGEMENTS Horn Furniture - ChairsBeginning in the 1870's, horn chairs, sofas, halltrees and footstools became fashionable.Some makers such as Wenzel Friedrich (a cabinet maker by trade), Charles Puppe, William Mittmann (all of San Antonio) and many others began making horn furniture on a large scale. Other makers, such as Herman Metz (a St. Joseph, MO fireman) made horn furniture in lesser quantities as a hobby. Plenty of horn furniture was also made in Chicago and St. Louis. The earliest cattle horn chair known to me was made in 1877, and a chair made of elk antlers was presented to President Lincoln by California trapper, Seth Kinman. Place a Bid!