Amish Sherman Windsor Dining Chair

Amish Sherman Windsor Dining Chair

Lancaster Collection

The style of the historical looking Amish Sherman Windsor Dining Chair takes you to another time as you gather in your dining room. This Amish dining chair offers a high chair back to lean against and delicate spindles to enhance the design. The richly scooped seat invites you to sit as it reveals a quality craftsmanship from deep in Amish country.

Windsor chairs originated in England and were originally used as outdoor furniture and painted green. The antique look of these Windsor chairs offers a unique appeal as they represent colonial times. 

Customize these solid wood dining chairs in your choice of oak, cherry or Brown Maple wood. Select side and arm chairs to complete your collection. For the arm chairs, the wooden arm runs the entire width of the chair, enhancing the unique quality of the Windsor design.

Take a look at our  Amish Dining Benches for another dining room seating option. Learn more about the lovely Windsor chairs on our blog, Timber to Table.   Call one of our friendly Amish Furniture Specialists today, at 941-867-2233 with any questions.

Side Chair Dimensions:
Height: 40"
Width: 21"
Depth: 21"
Seat Height: 18"
Seat Depth: 16"

Arm Chair Dimensions:
Height: 43"
Width: 24"
Depth: 21"
Seat Height: 18"
Seat Depth: 16"
Arm Height: 27 1/2"
Arm Width: 20"

Wood:
Cherry
Brown Maple

Standard Features:
Side Chair
Solid Hardwood Construction
Authentic Amish Hand-Craftsmanship
Made in America

Optional Features:
Add Arms
Choice of Wood and Finish
Choice of Varnish

Finish Packages:
- Stained
- Painted
- Regular Semi Gloss Conversion Varnish
- Flat Matte Sheen Conversion Varnish
- Light Distressing - Customers can expect to receive glazing to replicate a rich natural patina, light distressing, slightly eased edges, nicks and extensive pinholes in the furniture.
-Heavy Distressing - Our ultimate antique finish. Rub-through of the rich patina are masterfully punctuated with another level of extensive nicks, pin holes, eased edges, simulated cracks and other distressing techniques to bespeak several centuries of robust wear and loving care.