This apparently was the last owner's only photo before he had torn them apart. #furniture

Google says these are either Chiswell dining chairs, Finn Juhl dining chairs, Mid Century Matchstick, or similar. #furniture

Closest match is a Finn Juhl dining chair. But, unclear if this is the original or what. This one is definitely appropriate era, but not leather. Also unmarked. Could be something of similar era/styling, I am not a furniture person. Will be a challenge for me as there is no cushion and no fabric to copy. #furniture #restoration

**did not pay $7,500 per chair for these, LOL.

Teak? Oak? I have leftover vinyl from reupholstering a lounge, so using that. I don't have appropriate foam, the stuff I have is too thick. Not sure how many inches and how firm the cushion should be, though. #furniture #restoration

(Google AI: sorry, WRONG!) Also, wish you could just set reverse image search to NOT run the stuff through "make whatever s***t up LLM". It now also mostly tries to match images against "stuff for sale", which is pretty useless for this kind of thing.

Anyway, bottom cushions are 18x17 each, top cushions are 11x17 each... so need 56 inches x 17 inches of foam. Not sure if I need "soft" or "medium" for a chair. Will be about $45 from Sailrite for high density indoor cushion foam. I am going to say "soft" as the "medium" I bought for the last chair was actually kinda hard vs. the original. #furniturerestoration #furniture

Michael's says I live in Iowa, my nearest store! Yay!

Sigh, the most convenient and cheapest foam is Uncle Bezos Depot. The only upholstery/foam people here close by are people who do upholstery, no supply shops. (it's cheaper to order from the Bezos Billionaire Machine than to drive to a store far away).

@ai6yr We ran into that too. JoAnn's was the last stop for stuff like that and now they are gone. I live in a pretty big city, and ... nada.