Chairs made from looped and twisted iron wire, usually having circular oak seats. Chairs of this type were patented in the early 1900s. A number of manufacturers made such wire chairs; the name derives from their use in public restaurants and cafes.
AAT
300037899
bent-wire chairs
café chairs
chair, bent-wire
chairs, bent-wire
chairs, café
chairs, ice-cream parlor
chairs, iron-wire
chairs, soda
chairs, soda fountain
ice cream chairs
ice cream parlor chairs
ice-cream chairs
iron-wire chairs
soda chairs
soda fountain chairs
13yrs ago
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