I just purchased a shoemaker oak swivel desk chair, with its original copper label. It has been restored (ie painted gray and made beautiful, by today's standards). Now I have to spend hours actually saving the chair from the eventual garbage dump. But, for 40 dollars it will fit beautifully inside the opening in my Stickley desk.
I just purchased a shoemaker oak swivel desk chair, with its original copper label. It has been restored (ie painted gray and made beautiful, by today's standards). Now I have to spend hours actually saving the chair from the eventual garbage dump. But, for 40 dollars it will fit beautifully inside the opening in my Stickley desk.
I have a Shoemaker oak roll top desk that I inherited from my grandfather. It has been in the family for, I believe, something like 50 years. Have you ever come up with any information on the company beyond the ad? Thanks! Kevin
I have a Shoemaker oak roll top desk that I inherited from my grandfather. It has been in the family for, I believe, something like 50 years. Have you ever come up with any information on the company beyond the ad? Thanks! Kevin
I just came across a number of office chairs (made of wood, wide seats and arms on both sides) in the closing of my office, they will be in my possession, they have a plate attached to the back stating: "Fine Office Furniture Joseph L Shoemaker Co Inc 901 Walnut Street Phila."
I am trying to find out where I could find information about the year they were made possibly? If anyone knows anything about them please let me know. Thank you so much, Jenna
I just purchased a shoemaker oak swivel desk chair, with its original copper label. It has been restored (ie painted gray and made beautiful, by today's standards). Now I have to spend hours actually saving the chair from the eventual garbage dump. But, for 40 dollars it will fit beautifully inside the opening in my Stickley desk.
ReplyDeleteI just purchased a shoemaker oak swivel desk chair, with its original copper label. It has been restored (ie painted gray and made beautiful, by today's standards). Now I have to spend hours actually saving the chair from the eventual garbage dump. But, for 40 dollars it will fit beautifully inside the opening in my Stickley desk.
ReplyDeleteI have a Shoemaker oak roll top desk that I inherited from my grandfather. It has been in the family for, I believe, something like 50 years. Have you ever come up with any information on the company beyond the ad? Thanks! Kevin
ReplyDeleteI have a Shoemaker oak roll top desk that I inherited from my grandfather. It has been in the family for, I believe, something like 50 years. Have you ever come up with any information on the company beyond the ad? Thanks! Kevin
ReplyDeleteSorry, no other info. Glad you have something special from your granddad.
ReplyDeleteI just came across a number of office chairs (made of wood, wide seats and arms on both sides) in the closing of my office, they will be in my possession, they have a plate attached to the back stating:
ReplyDelete"Fine Office Furniture Joseph L Shoemaker Co Inc 901 Walnut Street Phila."
I am trying to find out where I could find information about the year they were made possibly?
If anyone knows anything about them please let me know. Thank you so much, Jenna
I just bought a Shoemaker oak bentwood chair at Goodwill for 8 bucks. Love it.
ReplyDeleteProbably turn of century thereabouts.
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