One thing is missing from a Windsor-style chair that is on ... s no nails,” said Joanna T. Moyar, collections manager. The wooden chair, made in the late 18th century, ... chairs were seen ...

He builds Windsor chairs one at a time much like furniture makers did in 18th-century Colonial America. “The only exception is today I use power tools,” Potter said.

“I can’t think of another household object from the 18th Century that hasn’t ever gone out of style,” Thomas Michie says. “If you go to IKEA today, they’re there. To me, that’s the ...

Windsor chairs originated in England in the 18th century and have turned legs, steam-bent backs, round joinery, and seats made of carved solid wood.

Windsor chairs, ladder-back chairs, Queen Anne chairs and rockers are a few of the treasured pieces from American's golden age of furniture making that he fabricates. "People in general are ...

18th-century chair has distinctive comb and hoop backs and is renowned for its longevity. Sections. Subscribe. Home ... My kitchen chairs are Ercol Windsor chairs, ...

Originally, Windsor chairs were painted, usually with green milk paint, because they were often used outdoors in 18th and 19th century parks and gardens. Today, ...

He didn’t sign his work, fled town over a paternity suit, and changed the face of early American design. Eliphalet Chapin of East Windsor lived most of his life during the 18th century, but h… ...

Oct. 24—One thing is missing from a Windsor-style chair that is on display at the Westmoreland Historical Society's education center. "This is really very primitive. There's no nails," said ...