MaterialWhite Oak
Available at
roselandusa.comBest Price
$550.00
ViewThe Windsor Chair by Roseland is an American-made dining chair modeled after a late 18th-century piece from George and Martha Washington's home. Crafted in Columbiana, Ohio, it features a classic bow-back design with a saddle scoop seat and handholds. The chair is constructed from solid, unstained American hardwoods—available in Cherry, Walnut, or White Oak—and finished with a hand-rubbed, zero-VOC raw linseed oil for a lustrous, repairable surface. It utilizes traditional woodworking techniques, including wedged-through-tenons, and is rated to support up to 350 lbs.
- Modeled on a 1785-1800 chair from George and Martha Washington's home
- Traditional bow-back design with small guide fillets in the turnings
- Wedged-through-tenons on the bow
- Classic saddle scoop seat and handholds
- Hand-rubbed raw linseed oil finish (Zero-VOC)
- Rated for 350lbs weight capacity
- Made in Columbiana, Ohio
Details
- Category
- Chairs
- Assembly Required
- No
- Seat Type
- Hard
- Backrest Type
- Hard
- Pattern
- Solid
- Armrest Type
- No armrests
- Materials
- Cherry, Walnut, White Oak, Linseed oil
Questions & answers
- How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
- This Roseland chair is sold by 1 retailer for $550.00. Available at roselandusa.com.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes, it's currently in stock.
- What are the key features?
- Key features include Modeled on a 1785-1800 chair from George and Martha Washington's home, Traditional bow-back design with small guide fillets in the turnings, Wedged-through-tenons on the bow, Classic saddle scoop seat and handholds, and Hand-rubbed raw linseed oil finish (Zero-VOC).
- What is it made of?
- It's made of cherry, walnut, white oak, and linseed oil.
- What's its armrest type?
- Its armrest type is no armrests.
- What's its backrest type?
- Its backrest type is hard.