Q:Where was the Queen Anne Chair first manufactured? And who designed it?

The chairs were designed for Her Majesty's comfort and would have been designed and erected by the Master Carver of the Royal household. It incorporates cabriole legs which comes from ancient China. During the reign of Queen Anne the master carver and joiner of the Royal Household was a Charles Hopson, although the chair may not be primarily designed by him. Hopson, who was later knighted to become Sir Charles Hopson, is also responsible for much of the woodwork in St. Paul's Cathedral. I'm afraid, this is all the information I am aware of.

Q:i need help i broke the chair that is wooden and we dont have any glue and im hoping that she doesnt find out b/c i would be very introuble and i need help on how to fix it

Just be honest with your Mother about the chair. I know that she would rather have you tell her than to find out herself. If you tell your Mom before she finds out, you will strengthen her trust in you.

Q:My mother purchased this high chair for me and I a not too sure I like it for my sons age now. He is 14 months. I have been sitting him in this since about 4 months. I am now starting to think that he isn't wanting to sit still in it because he doesn't have very much room between his crotch area and his back.

plus we can bring it other places as it is portable. The pad comes off and goes in the wash (even though you don't want to do that...put it could be wiped too) and this can be used from high chair to booster seat. It folds flat for easy portability. Plus it takes up no extra space as you attach it to a chair you already have! And no worries about the crotch area... it's just straps.

Q:where can i find little toddler chairs for a cheap price. I keep looking on line and they are like 60 bucks for little chair!! any input would be great thanks.

Try Ikea. The Mammut chair is colorful and sells for just $14.99. They also sell stools and tables.

Q:I've just got a new chair with wheels...and I am very excited about it!I haven't danced with it yet, but I am very tempted to; I just worry that someone might catch me doing this, and then I wouldn't know how to explain myself...or is an explanation even needed--should I sit down on the chair, ask them to hold onto my legs and spin in circles for an even better time?

Who cares if they catch you. It's something you want to do (and it's safe - unless of course you fall out or over the chair-lol) I say go for it - I always spin around and 'dance' with a chair with wheels. It's fun. And I must admit, I'm not very young either. If you have to explain yourself, then they can't be very fun themselves.

Q:Can an elderly disabled person use an evacuation chair to routinely enter a home with a lot of stairs (opposite of evacuation!) using an evacuation chair instead of a wheelchair ramp? I am thinking no, that it is unsafe. Would love professional opinion or input of any kind. Thanks.

Hello, okorder brochures and streaming video can be viewed here.

Q:I am currently a freshman in high school. I am third chair clarinet in band overall. This is pretty good, and I am expected to do well. The only thing is, I'm not expected to get first chair until my senior year because the 2nd chair is a sophomore (the first chair is moving soon so he's not an issue) and she's expected to get first chair each year. While I do realize being third chair as a freshman is quite good, I don't want to wait until I'm a senior to make first chair. I know that next year there will be a freshman who is quite good (she's in eighth grade and already knows her scales 3 octaves) and may pose as competition. However I don't want to have to think that she is competition. I want to be able to know each time that I will be first chair. I want the sophomore above me to not always expect to be first chair. So my question is, what can I do to ensure that I am first chair? For our auditions we have sight-reading and scales with tone being taken into account considerably.

After being in band for eight years and never striving for higher than third chair I can honestly say this. The only way to get to a higher chair is PRACTICE. A lot of practice. Take your instrument home every night and practice scales and the music your band is currently playing. If you're really dedicated I would suggest spending free time on weekends practicing as well. Find music that you aren't playing also and practice that. The more you know the better. Another pointer is a good one my band director gave me. Practice what you don't know not what you do know. A lot of people get bored with practice and decide to play something they're really good at to appease themselves. That's fine to take a break but jump right back into practicing the things you have difficulty with. Before you know it you'll be able to pull off things you didn't think were within your grasp with ease. Take it from someone who regrets not going beyond third chair. Practice is key. Good luck ;)

Q:I have a microfiber chair that is looking a little dingy, what is the best way to clean it? Is there a good product? Any advice??

Mix about 1 tablespoon of laundry soap and warm water in a bucket, dip a white cloth in the bucket, make sure to wring out the cloth as best as possible, wipe chair let dry and vacuum. I have microfiber pillows and have cleaned them using the same method. Great for the car interior too! Good Luck!

Q:Did you have them? Was it worth the cost to rent them? I have found some places to rent them locally and they are around $2 per chair ... we are having around 150 guests and our budget is about $8000. I really think they make the chairs and room look so much nicer but am wondering if it is worth it.

I absolutely love them and will have them in my wedding. I always love how they make a regular room look elegant. I live in nyc and the quotes i was getting was $7 a chair which was way over our budget but after alot of research I found a place that rent them at $2.25. I have 125 guest. for me they were a must even if people didn't remember that there was chair covers. It was something i wanted. If you don't think they are worth it and you are in such a strict budget i wouldn't have them.

Q:My wife bought a dining room set long before we met. Today, one of the chairs just broke. I like the set, and I'd like to replace the chair. Any clues where I might start looking?The chair was purchased as part of a 5-piece set at a Kroger in Knoxville, TN. It's not a great set, but it's decent-looking. I'd hate to purchase a new set just for a chair. Underneath each piece is a sticker:Made in ChinaCCLF08 OF747I have NO idea what this is. I don't expect anyone to know where to FIND such an item. I just want some ideas how to start. Google searches yield limited results.Thanks!

Search eBay and Craigslist to start with. I think eBay has a wanted list too.