This section is from the book "Carpentry For Beginners - Things To Make", by John D. Adams. Also available from Amazon: Make Magazine.
This little seat so closely resembles the table just described that little need be said as to its construction. A back on a dressing-table chair is a nuisance, and the short backs often placed on them give the chair a deformed appearance, and are necessarily too low to add anything to the comfort. Aside from the small slats in the oval openings, five pieces are all that are needed for this little seat. The two curved strips are _________________ first secured to the under side of the seat, and then the ends are fastened to both.

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1 | 7/8 | X | 18 1/2 | X | 18 1/2 |
2 | 7/8 | X | 16 1/2 | X | 20 |
2 | 7/8 | X | 6 1/4 | X | 15 |
 
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