August 29, 2007 by healingmagichands
This is the chair Jim made at the C-Arm class in New Hampshire last week. I have been using the New York bowback side chair as my dinner table chair. Once this one has been painted, I may appropriate it for that use instead. This is a very comfortable chair.
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I LOVE a Windsor chair and they are superbly comfortable. Well done Jim for your beautiful handiwork!
What a wonderful piece of work and craft, well done Jim!
Ahhh, I’m just going to settle myself in that chair with a cup of tea and admire your garden for a little while…
It is amazing to me just how long you can sit around the table when you are sitting in these chairs. They don’t bite the backs of your legs, they support you well. You can sit and sip tea, or wine, for several hours, and none of your anatomical parts get numb.
wow – what a beautiful piece of craftmanship! What a lovely thing to have to live with!
Jim is an artist! And that he can make something so beautiful also comfortable is pure genius. Nothing worse than a chair that cuts the back of your thighs.
This is a beautiful chair. Now that I can identify Windsor Chairs I annoy people by pointing them out all the time.
That is a beautiful piece of work. I love the continuous arms! Now I know what a Windsor chair is!