Comb-Back Windsor Side Chair

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The quintessential Colonial era design, our comb-back Windsor chair is crafted in West Virginia of sustainably harvested Appalachian maple. It is thought that 16th-century wheelrights introduced the practice of turning chair spindles on a lathe, as they turned spokes for wheels. Because the spindles and legs are round-tenoned, or fit into drilled holes, Windsor chairs allow for more delicacy of line than a standard chair where the back legs and uprights are carved from a single piece.

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Product Specifications

Seat: Width: 19" x Diameter: 17" x Height: 19"

Overall: Height: 41-1/2"

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We think a home can never have too many spots to sit. That's why we gathered an array of stools and chairs made from cigar leather, reclaimed pine, and much more.

Sustainably harvested Appalachian maple
Black Stain Finish
Made in the U.S.A.

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