$850.00
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Showroom Hours:
Monday-Saturday:
10:00 AM-5:00 PM
1-207-789-5188 | Info@WindsorChair.com
2596 Atlantic Highway
on US Route 1
Lincolnville, Maine 04849
Colors may not be accurate on all computer or mobile device screens. Dye lots are subject to variations in tone. Flame stitch tape adds $40 to chair price. Rattan is available in Natural color only and is wet woven around a five ply cardboard core in a herringbone pattern. Rattan adds 100.00 to base price of standard tape seat chairs. Solid color and multi-stripe tape is available in 5/8″. 5/8″ is woven in herringbone pattern. 7/8″ flame stitch tape is also woven in herringbone pattern. Solid colors are available in 1″ widths and woven in a basket weave pattern.
Tiger maple seat. Light Cranberry finish
Tiger maple seat. Cranberry finish.
Pine seat Pitch Black over Mustard milk paint, crackled and worn.
Pine seat with Pitch Black over Barn Red milk paint, crackled and worn.
Lexington Green over Marigold milk paint, crackled and lightly worn.
Pine seat, Federal Blue over Federal Blue/ Snow White milk paint. Worn, no crackle.
Pine seat, Cranberry finish with heavy highlight and distress.
Pine seat with Black/Green over Black/Green milk paint, crackled and worn.
Pine seat Cream over Buttermilk milk paint. Crackled finish, light to medium wear and distress.
Pine seat. Mustard over mustard milk paint. Crackled finish with medium wear and distress.
Cherry seat. Patina finish on saddle. Pitch Black over Barn Red milk paint, crackled in the body of the chair.
Cherry seat with natural (clear) finish.
Ash seat. Black Currant saddle with Pitch Black milk paint on body of chair.
Tiger maple seat. Molasses finish.
Tiger maple seat. Honey finish.
Tiger maple seat. Cinnamon finish.
Tiger maple seat. Chestnut finish on saddle. Pitch Black over Federal Blue milk paint, crackled on the body of the chair.
Tiger maple seat. Black Currant saddle with Pitch Black over Salem Red milk paint, crackled.
Cherry Seat with Natural (clear) finish.
Pine seat. Sea Green over Barn Red milk paint, crackled finish.
Pine seat with Pitch Black milk paint, lightly worn.
Pine seat, Pitch Black over Marigold milk paint, crackled and worn.
Pine seat pitch. Black over Soldier Blue milk paint, crackled finish.
Pine seat Golden, Honey finish.
Pine seat. Barn Red over Mustard milk paint, crackled and worn.
Cherry Seat, Cranberry-Marmalade finish.
Ash seat, Nutmeg finish.
To determine the overall size of your table, it is best to start with the size of the space it will be going into. Measure length and width of the space then subtract 60″ from those measurements in both directions, this is allowing for a minimum of 30″ of space around the table in all directions. If you have more than 30″ it is even better. 34″ to 36″ is ideal. Allow 22″ for each side chair.
Square Corner
Radius Corner
Step Radius Corner
Porringer Corner
Incised Corner
Square Corner, Square Edge, Cherry, Natural Finish
Incised Corner, Cove And Thumb Edge On Cherry, Cranberry Finish
Live Edge, Cherry, Cranberry Marmalade Finish
Incised Corner, Cove And Thumb Edge On Tiger Maple. Toast Finish
Small Radius Corner, Fillet Edge, Tiger Maple, Honey Finish
Small Radius, Roundover, Chestnut
Square Corner, Square Edge, Tiger Maple, Light Honey Finish
Small Radius Corner, Fillet Edge, Cherry, Cranberry Finish
Stepped Radius Square Edge Cherry Hairloom Red
Porringer Corner With Cove And Thumb Edge. Cherry, Raisin Finish
Small Radius
Medium Radius Square Edge
Usually three of the eight back spindles, and on arm chairs, one of the front arm supports are left a bit “proud” above the surface of the bow, about 1/16”. The edges a chamfered with a chisel and the sanded. This gives the impression of a chair that has aged with time and wear through years of seasonal shrinking and expanding. Many antique Windsor chairs have proud spindles.
Flush spindles which are filed and sanded flush with the top of the bow and arms.
