Amish Thumb Back Windsor Chair

Amish Thumb Back Windsor Dining Room Chair

Lancaster Collection

The Thumb-Back Windsor chair has a curved back and bamboo style legs create a comfortable and stylish chair. This Windsor chair has a a molded seat and tilt back for comfort!  The thumb-back Windsor chair is a rod back or stick back style of Windsor. 

The Windsor chair for hundreds of years has been a sample of the American dining room furniture.  DutchCrafters Windsor Chairs are handcrafted the old fashion way using quality materials and expert craftsmanship.  These Thumb Back Windsor Chairs have the feel of an antique Windsor with the classic bamboo style turned legs and slender spindles.

This Windsor Chair has a casual feel and is popular around a kitchen table.  Choose to them handcrafted just for you in oak wood, cherry wood or maple wood.  

 If you are looking for a unique but comfortable Windsor chair then look no further!  Please call to speak to one of our Amish furniture specialists with questions or ordering assistance.

 

Side Chair Dimensions:
Height: 36"
Width: 19 ½"
Depth: 21 ½"
Seat Height: 17 ½"
Seat Depth: 16"

Arm Chair Dimensions:
Height: 36"
Width: 22 ½"
Depth: 21 ½"
Seat Height: 17 ½"
Seat Depth: 16"
Arm Height: 26 ½"
Arm Width: 19"

Wood:
Oak Wood (Standard)
Cherry Wood
Brown Maple Wood

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

Optional Features:
Arm Chair
Choice of Premium Wood and Finish Color
Choice to put on Swivel or Castors

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.