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Grand Rapids Bookcase and Chair Company Dining Set

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By Lovejoy, 17 May, 2017
Accurate Description of Item
One Jacobean Revival Style Dining Room Suite
Appraiser Remarks

The Grand Rapids Bookcase and Chair Company had its heydays between 1896 and the 1950s, it was best known for it's Mission Oak Styled Furniture.

Based on your images of this set, it is in a style often referred to as "Jacobean Revival". The style getting it's name from the fact it was loosely designed to resemble furniture made during the reign of James the 1st ( 1603-24), but uses design elements found on furniture made until the late 17th Century under the reigns of Charles I and Charles II as well.

Jacobean Revival furniture has been in continuous production in both England and the USA since the last quarter of the 19th Century ( Circa 1875), Production for pieces like this seems to have peaked before World War two (1939).
Estimated Value
$1500.00- $2000.00
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8 years 2 months ago

Re: Grand Rapids Bookcase and Chair Company Dining Set

One Jacobean Revival Style Dining Room Suite

The Grand Rapids Bookcase and Chair Company had its heydays between 1896 and the 1950s, it was best known for it's Mission Oak Styled Furniture.

Based on your images of this set, it is in a style often referred to as "Jacobean Revival". The style getting it's name from the fact it was loosely designed to resemble furniture made during the reign of James the 1st ( 1603-24), but uses design elements found on furniture made until the late 17th Century under the reigns of Charles I and Charles II as well.

Jacobean Revival furniture has been in continuous production in both England and the USA since the last quarter of the 19th Century ( Circa 1875), Production for pieces like this seems to have peaked before World War two (1939).

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