There are quite a few people who dedicate their lives to finding old apples. Tom Burford, Tom Brown, Lee Calhoun, and others I can't think of now. Orange Pippin has a lot of information on apples and might be a place to start: http://www.orangepippin.com/varietyindex.aspx If you can't narrow it down you might want to contact one of the professional apple hunters. I did a quick search on Google and found several interesting sites. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/345738559/the-lost-apple-project http://www.motherearthnews.com/real-food/rare-heritage-apples-zb01302zrob.aspx#axzz3Dz502q3a http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2013/04/heritage-apples-john-bunker-maine Here is a link that might be useful: The Search for

In this forum - the one you want to search - at the top of the page before your initial post and next to the Houzz logo is a search box. Type in the topic you want to search.....as you type, the heading changes from a general Houzz search to the specific forum search (as well as various other options that drop down underneath). This had me puzzled for awhile also, until I figured it out by accident :-))

Just wanted to follow up that we finally decided on a set of bedspreads and shams from LL Bean. I didn't think the color would look good with our eggplant colored curtains, but the exact color is in a wall hanging we have in there so ties it together. Just need to get something decorative to hang on the wall above the beds. (Since they are adjustable, we don't really need headboards.) This is the twin size. We both think this looks all right without putting a skirt underneath. I just wanted the legs to be hidden which these spreads do.

It is Suzani design : https://www.fabricmill.com/taraz-teak.html You should order a cutting, or just do the entire chair over. The dye lot will not be the same and the fabrics may not match in color perfectly.