Water mark on LCW  

Also, what year is the chair?
Also, what year is the chair?

Hello again! It can...
Hello again! It can absolutely be removed! If it is from oil, you can likely use some odorless mineral spirits and then re-oil the whole chair. If the price is right, buy it! Then post some pictures and we'll make sure you can get it as good as it can be!
Kindly,
Davi

By the time I got back to the...
By the time I got back to the seller the chair was sold. It was asking for $475; beautiful wood grain pattern; some wear. Seller (second owner) guessed the chair was 30 years old which we know cannot be the case. I think it's probably made in the 90's based on the oval black tag and double shock mounts on the back. Will try to pose some pix later. Thanks for the feedback, David.

Here's 2 pictures. Think it...
Here's 2 pictures. Hope they'll show up. Think it could be removed?
Asking price was $475. Good buy?
(edited by DA - pictures fixed)

If you'll post those
pic links in the correct box on the posting form, I'll look at them . . .

No loss for you. It is nice,...
No loss for you. It is nice, but there was nothing special about it. Don't sweat it!
Kindly,
David

I dunno--
that is some pretty spectacular graining!

Stop it, Spanky! You're makin...
Stop it, Spanky! You're making me more depressed! But I thought the grain was nice and the darker lines gave it a good vintage feel. It really goes to show how everyone's taste is so different.
I'm wondering if it's a consensus that most people like the more "heavily grained veneer" on wood furniture? I, for one, always look for that.

Nice chair
Decent price. The grain does look great, but the pattern is a bit too much for me (too repetitive and symmetrical).

???
This was not a standard finish in the nineties, was it? Is this a "refinished" chair, then? Presumably formerly in the Natural (but yellow-ish) ash?

Ojectworship, would you mind ...
Ojectworship, would you mind sharing why you think that? Thanks.

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I don't recall seeing chairs of 90's vintage in that particular flavor, is all.
I don't have any materials to verify "standard" finishes for this period.
?

Some good news.
Dear Kin,
Because of the location of the stain...I don't think that it was caused by water.
just a thought.
Aunt Mark

That's such a comforting...
That's such a comforting thought, Mark. You're hilarious =)