Put the word "Photobucket" in the Search box below, & I'm sure you'll come up with posts explaining how to use that site & post pix within your messages. If not, holler again & when I have a free minute, I'll explain...or someone else will! :) ~Rosemarie

Have you weedkillered these already? They look rather distorted. The top one could be several things but the top growth seems to be atypical. The plant in the same picture top right is Phygelius. The bottom two show the same plant Centranthus ruber, aka Red Valerian, a self sower and basically a weed in the South West. This forum is very slow and if you need further ids the Name That Plant Forum is much livelier. All the best.

I knew they were nice chairs!! Replacing the seat is easy! Remove the old cane....carefully diggign out the old spline without damaging the wood ( that's the hard part) then You buy the cane already woven... and a length of spline. Soak the cane in glycerin and water to soften and using wooden pegs, push it into the groove where the spline was....when all is tight....squirt some glue into the groove and lay in the spline, firming it up with a rubber mallet. Use an exacto knife to cut the ends of the spline to fit closely. I'll bet ther is a youtube video or two. Once you get the old cane out it's a 20 minute job to replace the cane.

I have only found the back stamped NO 326-3P MAH and written also with a 169. I see that the drawers are made with tongue and groove and just a flat head screw is holding the handles on. Pretty sure that MAH means mahogany.