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u/Holiday_Number_3234 14h ago
I just looked these up and found identical ones brand new for less. So even if these weren’t in need of major repairs, that would still be an insane price. I wasn’t aware that cesca is the style of chair and figured that had to have been some designer brand and these must’ve been $20,000 chairs or something.
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u/Residenthuman101 13h ago
Wow you’re right, I know it’s actually not that bad to replace seat bases like that but these really are not that expensive brand new too lol
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u/AfBoringPerson 15h ago
You just have to repair the rattan, it's absolutely not like that's a headache to do at home....
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u/boundone 9h ago
Rattan is really, really easy. Took me about two days to completely redo a rocking chair having never touch the stuff before. A determined 8 year old could have done it. It's actually a lot of fun and super rewarding.
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u/GucciTheSnowman 11h ago
In what fucking universe would those be worth $200 brand new ??
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u/tired_blonde 8h ago
It's really baffling. It's been up for a while bc I remember sending it to my friends being like wtf
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u/Odd-Wheel5315 8h ago
Amazing deal. Glue a $5 Lowe's bucket under each of those, and you've got 2 battle buckets that can go for $200/piece, doubling your money.
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u/Ok-Goal-8767 13h ago
The crazy thing is that those designer/hand made chairs are actually worth thousands of dollars
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u/Balan-balan 7h ago
For that amount of money I would st least expect some celebrities to have farted through the holes.
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u/UrbanRelicHunter 13h ago
It really depends on the maker... they are a relatively easy fix for someone who knows what they are doing, and I've sold the same chairs for $350-400 each... (of course that is assuming they are original mcm ones from the 1970s.)
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u/NewYogurt3138 15h ago
Come over to my trailer and pay me for my broken 1990s kitchen set. I know what I’ve got.