Primitive Antique Early American Windsor Bowback Oak Dining Side Chair Spindle

6 Tell City chair Company hard rock maple dining chairs, circa 1960s. Features colonial styling with a spindled windsor back with cutout and a contoure...

4 American Shaker ladderback dining chairs with rattan / wicker seats. Beautifully designed with unique cone shaped finials. Dimensions: 19.5" x 19" x 46"h, seat 19.5"

19th century Windsor dining chair. Made from maple with arrow splats, plank seat and turned legs. Dimensions: 16" x 18" x 34"h, seat 17.5"

Set of four Cushman Colonial Creations dining chairs. Crafted from maple featuring slatted backs and turned tapered posts. One armchair, three side chairs. 5921. The H.T. Cushman Manufacturing Company was founded in 1886 and spent close to 100 years building furniture in Bennington, Vermont. The company began by building coat racks, pencil boxes, hat hangers, and more, but soon became well known for their furniture. The business was sold to General Industries in 1964 by Hall W. Cushman, the third generation of the Cushman family to manage the business. In 1971 the facility was sold to Green Mountain Furniture...

Set of 3 Antique French Renaissance dining chairs. Beautifully crafted with oak frames carved in a Baroque manner with pierced backs...

Six antique Glenister primitive elm dining chairs from Wycombe England. Circa 19th Century. The Thomas Glenister Company Temple End, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire; chair maker (b. 1837-c.1891) Glenister’s was founded by Daniel Glenister, a High Wycombe publican, who allowed those who ran up tabs which they could not settle to instead make chairs in lieu of payment. Soon, the sale of chairs became more profitable than the primary business and in the 1841 census he lists his occupation as a chair manufacturer, supporting the theory that the business began in 1839. In the 1851 census Daniel Glenister is listed as having 50 employees. Thomas was the son of the chair maker, Daniel Glenister. He was apprenticed to Treacher’s furniture factory and then joined his father in business which traded as Daniel Glenister and Son from at least 1861. In the 1860s his brother-in-law Charles Gibbons joined the business and the firm became Glenister and Gibbons for a few years. In 1873 Thomas took the Moody and Sankey order for 19,300 public hall chairs for Moody’s Mission. This was a mission undertaken by the American evangelists Ira Sankey and Dwight Moody, holding public gatherings in British towns and cities. The chairs were simple wooden-seated models, made in a few weeks by contracting out to William Birch and Walter Skull...

A pair of handcrafted Windsor dining side chairs in the Rockford style by Amish craftsmen. Solid oak, bowback, cattail spindles, solid seat, turned legs, and turned stretchers. Made...

Antique Pine Spindle Side Dining Chairs - Pair Each chair measures: 16.25 wide x 20.5 deep x 35 inches high, with a seat height/chair clearance of 17.5 inches About Photos: We take...

Antique Oak Wood Bowed Windsor dining side chair by Northwestern Mfg. Item features black vinyl upholstered seat (originally cane), turn carved legs, ...

A gorgeous and iconic set of eight American Windsor style solid oak dining armchairs By Claud Bunyard for Nichols & Stone USA, Mid-20th Ce...

Vintage Farmhouse Ebony Windsor Spindle Back Dining Chairs - Set of 6 Beautiful set of 6 vintage Windsor spindle back ebony chairs comes with 2 armchairs and 4 side chairs. Windsor ...

The Vände chair is a contemporary take on the classic Windsor chair. Hand-turned spindles feature wedged, mortice and tenon joinery for strength and aesthetic appeal. The round se...