Wooden chair

Windsor style chair, sack-back model. High backrest with long bars or vertical rods held in the seat. The base consists of four turned legs connected by sleepers. Although there are several hypotheses as to the origin of the windsor style, the general consensus is that it was developed in the wycombe region of england, taking its name from the city of windsor in the same region. It was introduced to north america by patrick gordon, the governor of pennsylvania in 1726. A timeless classic. This chair has been restored with a wooden piece, hence its low price. Fortunately, the piece is very little visible but I prefer to be transparent on this problem, hence its low price.