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The chair's introduction to America seems to have been by the 1726 governor of Pennsylvania, Patrick Gordon. Although they originated in England, American craftsmen developed a wide variety of types that left the English models far behind. They were a rural version of the writing-arm chair, intended for use at the table. Often credited for raising the design of the Windsor chair to its highest form, New England craftsmen used deeply curved seats, channeled bows and all-wood, wedged joints to provide...
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Model # : 420009 + 421009 Item Id: 2511798 Cushion Included Full Description: Domus Ventures Windsor Armchair With Cushion: This Windsor Armchair has a Black Brown Wash finish and is 100 Natural Handwoven Materials. Indoor Only. This piece of furniture will look great in any room in the house. 84. 3 W x 33. 1 D x 32. 3 H Height: 36.2 inches Width: 24 inches Depth: 23.6 inches Weight: 18 pounds Item Type: Dining Chair Collection: Windsor Color: Brown Material: Wicker Primary Color: Brown Primary...
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Reminiscent of the furniture grandma had in her old farm house, the Winslow Shaker Ladderback Armchair brings that style to your home. Perfect for the dining room or as an accent chair, the Winslow is the perfect style to give that country feeling to your home.
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Windsor Armchair
Perfect for small kitchens or breakfast nooks, our Pedestal Table has a delicately turned base with four arched legs for support. Two drop leaves make it versatile and easy to tuck away. With all of the treasured elements of classic Windsor style, from turned spindles to a saddled seat, our chairs and swivel stools are a great value.
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English Elm Windsor Armchair, 19th C
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Crafted in the Windsor tradition, this tall, bow back chair features a decoratively pierced back splat flanked by spindles, turned arm supports and a saddle seat. The turned legs support an H stretcher. There is visible repair to one arm. Seat: H 18"
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This is the chair I sit in everyday at my dining table at home. It is really comfortable! As with all my chairs this one is very ruggedly constructed. The legs extend through the seat and are firmly glued and wedged. The ash spindles also extend through the seat and arms and are glued and wedged as well as tensioned against each other to provide a deceptively strong and beautiful armchair.
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Windsor Benches and Armchair 37 lbs
The emphasis of the Windsor design is its tailored geometric look. The arms are broad and flat, but not overstated. The back slats are carefully spaced to ensure proper proportions. The result is a low profile that interacts well with traditional as well as modern architecture. Choose the Windermere bench if you prefer the same scale bench, but with curved arms. Engraving available. Easy Assembly
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Our reproduction Windsor fan-back armchairs are handmade with Laurel Crown Furniture's signature craftsmanship from high quality solid mahogany wood. These provincial chairs are sturdily constructed and each have a saddle shaped wooden seat, an arched top rail with bent spindles, and splayed baluster and ring-turned legs joined by an H-stretcher. Bring back a touch of Colonial America to your home with these Windsor fan-back armchairs. Windsor side chairs also available.
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Conde House has been planting oak trees on their own land in Japan since 2000. This lumber will be used as a resource for future furniture material. Conde House is committed to using all toxic free glues and finishes in the production of their furniture and believes that sustainability is an important factor in the manufacturing process.
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Amish Shaker Windsor Bed
The Shaker movement of the 18th and 19th centuries in America was characterized by communal living, celibacy, public confession of sins, pacifism, belief in equality of all people, and daily living designed to bring about the kingdom of heaven on earth. The Shakers were known for their inventiveness, outstanding craftsmanship, industriousness, and spirituality. The Shakers sought to live separately from the "world’s people", and sought to produce all the goods needed for their own purposes and to...
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This wide variety of family heirlooms were entrusted to Thomaston Place Auction Gallery recently for sale to our network of buyers and highlight our National and International marketing capabilities:
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The Windsor Armchair incorporates timbers from Blenheim Palace with the hand carving capturing the Churchillian spirit. The secret compartment, whose construction includes brass from World War 2 shell cases, is equipped with a humidor, gold plated cutter, and filled with three of Churchill's favoured cigars.
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The Sack-Back with Comb Windsor Armchair features a classic Windsor design. The Windsor Chairs are designed to have an antiqued appearance and finish.
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Perfect for small kitchens or breakfast nooks, our Pedestal Table has a delicately turned base with four arched legs for support. Two drop leaves make it versatile and easy to tuck away. With all of the treasured elements of classic Windsor style, from turned spindles to a saddled seat, our chairs and swivel stools are a great value.
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Hand carved about 1840, this country Windsor armchair is elm and oak. The rugged design and a few old repairs make this furniture usable for another century. The finish is very good with exceptional warmth and patina on this comfortable antique chair, the comfortably sculpted seat is carved from a single block of elm hardwood. Said to be from New England, size is 22" wide, 23" deep, 34" tall and the seat is 16" high. Item # O-C1523
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The emphasis of the Windsor design is its tailored geometric look. The arms are broad and flat, but not overstated. The back slats are carefully spaced to ensure proper proportions. The result is a low profile that interacts well with traditional as well as modern architecture. Choose the Windermere bench if you prefer the same scale bench, but with curved arms. Engraving available. Easy Assembly
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New England origins, probably CT or CT valley Massachusetts for this arm chair. Early American c1780 birdcage armchair in original paint. Color is black with patina and mottled crusting, for some reason 2 spindles under a arm show yellow paint under the black. This color isn't present anywhere else but also no signs of them being changed. Arms are actually mahogany which usually points towards Boston, sometimes Providence. Simple bamboo turnings make me think CT valley. On the front of the...
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The emphasis of the Windsor design is its tailored geometric look. The arms are broad and flat, but not overstated. The back slats are carefully spaced to ensure proper proportions. The result is a low profile that interacts well with traditional as well as modern architecture. Choose the Windermere bench if you prefer the same scale bench, but with curved arms. Engraving available. Easy Assembly
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The Windsor Cherry Fan-Back Windsor Armchair is made of solid cherry wood. The bends (bend of the back and arms) are made from hickory and it is finished in an antiqued cherry finish.
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