Deconstructed 19th C. English Wing Chair

Inspired by the unadorned beauty of their grandfather's 19th-century wing chair – liberated from its velvet upholstery and the frame exposed – the Van Thiels replicated the Old World artistry in the English Wing Chair. Character belies comfort. A distressed walnut frame, accented with nailheads, is complemented by the texture of burlap and fabric. This is furniture for the ages.

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• Mid 19th century, an S-scrolled wing back with tufted and tied-back upholstery, and two straight front legs on brass castors
• Built by hand with a kiln-dried, corner-blocked solid walnut frame
• Deeply tufted seat cushion, visible whipstitching and nailheads
• Two layers of burlap cover the back and the rail below the seat
• Exposed tufting thread on the back and sides of the chair matches the color of the fabric
• The walnut frame and legs are smoothly sanded and given a matte finish to look as they would before the final stain and polish; nicks, imperfections and natural variations in color are to be expected
• Wide jute strapping supports the 8-way hand-tied seat spring
• Fabric is treated for stain-resistance
• Two front legs sit on non-locking casters
• Seat cushions are a down-blend fill; a thin foam core wrapped with 80% feathers and 20% down

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