Wharton Esherick Seating

A rare original Captains Chair by American sculptor and furniture designer Wharton Esherick (1887-1970). Drawing inspiration from the Shaker tradition of furniture design, Esherick ...

Esherick’s “hammer handle” chair was designed in 1938. He acquired two barrels of hickory and ash hammer handles at the auction of a woodworking firm tha...

Beautiful and rare “Ash Chair” by Wharton Esherick (1887-1970), its frame executed in carved and stained ash and finished with a webbed leather seat. While this design is often casually referenced as the Hammer handle chair...

Stool with cottonwood crotch seat and hickory legs signed W.E. and dated 1958 and still retaining its original paper label underneath for Esherick's studio in Paoli PA.

Hand-carved stool by Wharton Esherick, the Father of the American Studio Craft Movement. This iconic stool is an excellent example of Esherick's work and features a sculptural free-f...

Rare Wharton Esherick "Hammer Handle" chair. Esherick creatively reuses found objects, in this case old Hammer handles. Hammer handles, which are ubiq...

Rare Wharton Esherick "Hammer Handle" chair. Esherick creatively reuses found objects, in this case old Hammer handles. Hammer handles, which are ubiq...

Beautiful Wharton Esherick stool with hickory legs and a sculpted walnut seat signed with carved signature "WE 1968".

Esherick Stuidio hand crafted classic captains chair, walnut and saddle leather. These chairs are extremely rare.

The iconic stool was handcrafted by one of the most celebrated American woodworkers Wharton Esherick in 1966. It features a sculptural free-form walnut seat over three tapered legs o...