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Unread 12-18-2013, 09:16 PM   #1
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I took a visit to my brothers house tonight ,and noticed an old piano stool he had picked up at a yard sale this past summer ...we were having a chat and I said ,"Y'know Tommy ,Parker made piano stools once upon a time " as I thumbed the old thing over low and behold it was marked Chas .Parker Meridian Connecticut !!! I couldn't pry it from him for my own unfortunately ,but out of curiosity is there any value in these?
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Unread 12-18-2013, 09:19 PM   #2
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they show up on the auction site fairly often

they normally sell for low three digits

there are 14 out there now, some with high backs
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Yeah, not all that uncommon on eBay.

I have not yet come accross one at a sale or antique shop in person, but I always turn them over and check.
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What about Parker vises? I see them on ebay, some look pretty nice, don't know what sizes/types are most desirable.
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The Winter 2013 issue of Parker Pages has a nice article by Edgar Spencer on Parker vises. He is very informative as his family's foundry in Connecticut did lots of work for the Charles Parker Co.
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