One thing is missing from a Windsor-style chair that is on display at the Westmoreland Historical ... The wooden chair, made in the late 18th century, is connected to Fort Walthour in North ...

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.

With its durable saddle seat and spindle-constructed back, the Windsor chair is a particularly recognizable design. From its rural English origins in the early 18th century, prolific iterations on ...

“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… ...

18th-century chair has distinctive comb and hoop backs and is renowned for its longevity. Sections ... A Windsor Chair has legs and a back that is socketed into a solid seat.

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.

The Windsor chair was introduced in England in the late 17th century, and it was about 50 years later, circa 1730, that the first American Windsor chairs were made in Philadelphia. The American mak… ...

Windsor chair dates to 17th century. ... “Brown furniture” from the 18th and 19th centuries is selling for low prices today. The best have original paint, so watch out for repaints.

The wooden chair, made in the late 18th century, ... Oct. 24—One thing is missing from a Windsor-style chair that is on display at the Westmoreland Historical Society's education center.