Asian Windsor Dining Room Chairs

The Lutyens Teak Chair was designed after the famous Lutyens Bench, which was originally created by Sir Edwin Lutyens in the early 1900's, who is often referred as the greatest British architect ever. The Lutyens Bench today sits in the world famous Gardens at Sissinghurst Castle in Kent, England. Our Lutyens chair design is true to the original bench with the curved arms, distinctive arching back, and clean simple lines of the seat. Some assembly required.
Quality Teak Dining Chairs made to last a lifetime! * All grade A heirloom quality teak, harvested after 45-50 years from sustainable teak plantations. Only the hearts of the trees are used in grade a teak furniture. * Superior craftsmanship with machine-made mortise and tendon joints that provides maximum dependability along with marine grade stainless steel hardware. * Finally, our teak is kiln-dried before construction to an optima moisture content of 8-12%. Not sun-dried or air-dried. This allows for the furniture to dry to the core and reduces cracking, splitting, and warping for decades.

This� Gold Chiavari Chair will complement any elegant banquet, ballroom or wedding event while providing durable seating for guests. The resin frame on these ballroom chairs features a no screw, one-piece, full round spindle design along with a reinforced steel core construction, which is much stronger than average mono-block cores, adding structural integrity to each chair. Often used as a wedding chair, these Chiavari Chairs stack 8 high for convenient storage & transport. [RSCHI-G]

• Reinforced steel core construction, much stronger than traditional mono-block cores
• No screw, one-piece, full spindle design
• Price includes 2 inch seat cushion with velcro ties
• Ships fully assembledChair stacks 8 high

This Black Chiavari Chair will complement any elegant banquet, ballroom or wedding event while providing durable seating for guests. The resin frame on these ballroom chairs features a no screw, one-piece, full round spindle design along with a reinforced steel core construction, which is much stronger than average mono-block cores, adding structural integrity to each chair. Often used as a wedding chair, these Chiavari Chairs stack 8 high for convenient storage & transport. [RSCHI-B]

• Reinforced steel core construction, much stronger than traditional mono-block cores
• No screw, one-piece, full spindle design
• Price includes 2 inch seat cushion with velcro ties
• Ships fully assembledChair stacks 8 high

Originally called a flat-stick, the arrow-back or slat-back Windsor features flat carved spindles versus the traditional drawn round. The back posts and flat spindles are bent for extra comfort. Our features a step-down crest rail, which became popular in New England in the early 19th century, adding a change to the typical flat rail design. It is finished with bamboo style leg turnings and a curved stretcher.
As with all of our Windsors, each chair begins with locally milled green lumber. Every seat is hand-carved from Eastern White Pine. We do all of our turnings by hand on a lathe out of maple or black birch. Every spindle is rived and shaved on a shave horse to ensure the grain is left unbroken from end to end. This traditional process is repeated on the chair's back before steaming and bending. The legs are set using a traditional tapered lock joint which increases the chair's stability.

• Sizing varies slightly by piece
• 17-18" seat height
• 37"-38" standard back height

Indian hand-hammered and hand-crafted chair that is simple yet modern. Adorned with a beautiful dark brown patina and lots of rustic charm. This chair has scratches, discolorations, blemishes and worn out finish. Price is for each individual chair.

The Rod-Back Windsor chair was developed from the traditional bow-back style Windsor to include a square back design that incorporates Asian influenced bamboo style turnings. This popular and comfortable chair features a modified shield seat. Windsor chairs feature tapered joinery, weight on the seat of the chair causes the joints to strengthen not loosen as is the case in traditional tenon joinery. The strength and stability of the Windsor makes them a treasured American classic. As with all of our Windsors, each chair begins with locally milled green lumber. Every seat is hand-carved from Eastern White Pine. We do all of our turnings by hand on a lathe. Every spindle is rived and shaved on a shave horse to ensure the grain is left unbroken from end to end. This traditional process is repeated on the chair's back before steaming and bending. The legs are set using a traditional tapered lock joint which increases the chair's stability. Finally everything is wedged, hand sanded, and finished. (Please note that because each piece is handcrafted there may be slight variations between chairs, this adds to their historical accuracy and character.)

The Birdcage Side Windsor chair developed from the traditional bow back style Windsor to include a square back design that incorporated Asian influenced bamboo style turnings (ca. 1810). These popular and comfortable chairs feature a modified New York style shield seat, as opposed to the Philadelphia's oval seat. The top corners are hand carved just like their 19th century counterparts to resemble a mitered or "duckbill" bamboo joint. Windsor chairs feature tapered joinery, weight on the seat of the chair causes the joints to strengthen not loosen as is the case in traditional tenon joinery. The strength and stability of the Windsor makes them a treasured American classic. As with all of our Windsors, each chair begins with locally milled green lumber. Every seat is hand-carved from Eastern White Pine. We do all of our turnings by hand on a lathe. Every spindle is rived and shaved on a shave horse to ensure the grain is left unbroken from end to end. This traditional process is repeated on the chair's back before steaming and bending. The legs are set using a traditional tapered lock joint which increases the chair's stability. Finally everything is wedged, hand sanded, and finished. (Please note that because each piece is handcrafted there may be slight variations between chairs, this adds to their historical accuracy and character.)