Seating

England

A variation of the classic English ladder back chair, these chairs offer a slightly sleeker look, but add a little visual interest with the addition of turned bobbles at the top of each side rail. The arm chair measures 41.5" tall, 23.5" wide and 22.5" deep. The highest point of the arm is 26" and the seat height is 18 inches. The measurements of the side are: 41.5” tall, 18.25” wide and 19.25” deep.  The seat height is 18”.

England

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This oak barley twist bench owes its appearance to the Jacobean era, when oak was the primary wood used in the construction of furniture that was beginning to become an art form. Handsome turnings, quality joinery and a well-padded, upholstered slip seat make this sturdy bench a welcome addition to a family room or bedroom.

England

Created using the trusted techniques passed down through the centuries, these wheel back Windsor chairs in ash wood are surprisingly comfortable for chairs constructed of so many parts. The side chair has sixteen individual pieces and the arm chair has 27! All of these come together, forming a harmonious design that has endured for ages.

This is a set of 10 (8 sides, 2 arms) beechwood dining chairs with ebonized accents and black leather upholstery. As spartan in design as these chairs appear, they are incredibly comfortable; the backs are double curved and nicely canted, while the seats are sprung and properly tied--your guests may never leave! Though shown in a painted finish, these chairs are available in myriad wood stains

This is a set of 6 (2 arms, 4 sides) English wavy ladder back chairs just waiting for duty in a country kitchen. Sturdy oak construction ensures years of practical use while attention to details means these chairs will age gracefully. In a tilt toward practicality, the slip seats are easily removed for re-rushing--or even upholstering.

These chairs, constructed in sturdy oak, but finished in a fruitwood stain offer the best of both worlds: Handsome French country style and solid, substantial construction. The rush slip seats are a classic touch, but can be overupholstered for a more finished appearance

Classic George III style carving defines these dining chairs.  Lyrically executed, the lines traverse the back while providing comfortable support in a chair that on first inspection looks as though it may have placed form over function.  Add the pliable seats covered in antiqued leather upholstery and you have a set of chairs that will last in both style and comfort for years to come

A set of 12 (2 arms and 10 sides) carved mahogany harpback style Chippendale chairs with over upholstered seats.  What separates these chairs from the rest of the pack is the incredible carving—a dying art in the furniture world.

This set of six carved side chairs have slip seats for easy cleaning or re-rushing. A simple rosette is carved into each crest rail and front stretcher and modified cabriole legs echo the curves of the shaped back rungs. Comfortable for their stature, they would do well in a small dining area or breakfast nook.

A set of eight, two arms and six sides, this set of walnut and walnut burl Queen Anne style dining chairs have curved wood splats that accept the curvature of the spine perfectly. Soft lines and a warm color give these chairs an approachable appearance and the upholstered slip seats have just the right amount of cushioning.