In search of a barber chair.

5 Responses to “In search of a barber chair.”

1. 
   Tim O'Neil on January 12, 2015 @ 12:03 am

   We inherited a Theo-A-Kochs chair 10 years ago and have moved it twice. We no longer have room to keep it so let me know if you are interested and I will take pictures. It is in good working condition. Has not been reconditioned .

   tim
2. 
   Rick L. on January 16, 2015 @ 8:46 pm

   Hi Pam.
   We’ve never given any prior serious consideration to selling it; however, we have an antique Koken barber chair which has been restored and is in truly fine condition. The chair itself as well as the hydraulic and rotating systems are in excellent working condition.

   The chair, as described by the restorer, is a “Koken 4-leg pedestal barber chair in Oak, Nickel Velvet and Brass”.

   The Koken Mfr. Co. believes the chair to be a Congress Hydraulic Chair Model 102.

   If seriously interested I can forward photos.
3. 
   Bernie J on May 15, 2015 @ 11:57 am

   Still looking for a chair? I have a nice Collins circa 1800 all wood with brass . It is fully functional and was restored several years ago. Make me a fair offer and it’s yours.

   Call 616-446-5826
4. 
   Lori on June 17, 2015 @ 5:25 pm

   Still looking for a barber chair? I have a 1940’s Koken chair & also some straight edge razors, new & like new condition. I can forward pictures. Father is a retired barber.
5. 
   Angie on July 17, 2015 @ 6:37 pm

   I have a 1881 Koken and Boppert black leather/oak working barber chair. the patent states that it was patented Oct. 25, 1881.