Q. How do you identify whether a chair is antique?

Answer

The chair's underbelly is a good place to look for indications about its age. If the chair was created within the last 80 years or so it should have a label with the manufacturer's name model number and possibly even the year it was produced. A address on the tag is a dead giveaway that it is a fake current copy. The chair's construction style provides a strong indicator of its antiquity. Worthpoint explains that a buyer can tell if a chair is modern because it uses current Phillips-head screws to secure the legs or the seat assembly. An individual may probably seek this name up online as there is a lot of information available on the Internet about various manufacturers and chair artists.