Spindle Back Chair

Oleh Jerry

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The Macon County History Museum in Decatur on Monday unveiled a spindle-back, cane-seat chair Lincoln used in his Springfield law office. Local residents Carolynn and Eric DeVore donated the chair. They say it's been in their family since Lincoln gave it Local residents Carolynn and Eric DeVore donated the chair. They say it's been in their family since Lincoln gave it to an ancestor in 1861. Eric DeVore says Lincoln gave eight chairs and a couch to his great-great grandfather. DeVore believes his great J.C. Penney Co. is recalling 4,000 spindle-back chairs because they can collapse. The recall covers Windsor Spindle-Back side chair sets of four chairs made from solid hardwood. The chairs were sold through Penney's catalog and online businesses from April True Windsor chairs should have no nails and no glue used in their manufacture. The spindles for back and legs were turned and fitted into a green wood seat that would shrink and hold the parts firmly in its grasp. Occasionally, a tenon joint will be found A spindle-back bench from Enfield paraphrasing the sect’s motto as he touched the flame-shaped “ear” of a quintessentially Shaker ladder-back chair made of maple and birch at Enfield, N.H., in the 1850s. It’s one of the objects from the Period Windsor Chairs Including Bow Back, Spindle Back Arm Chair, Period Windsor Arm Rocker, Pair of Rush Seat Decorated Cottage Chairs, Period Tiger Maple Tilt Top Table, Mahogany Tilt Top Table, 2 Oak 3 Door Ice Boxes Including With Raised Panel .

The two things I really like about this chair are the wonderfully turned spindles in the back and the charming mythical animals (they are somewhat tiger-like) with their long tails flowing out to form the curled "ears" of the chair. The animal heads snarl Compare, for example, the original spindle-back chair with the present-day model. "You will see it has evolved pretty radically," Adamson noted, "but it has not fundamentally changed." When a client with back problems ordered a chair in the late 1970s Wind it off the spindle around a chair back or your forearm. You want a big loop, not a ball of wool. Tie some scraps of yarn to hold it in the loop, like so. Gently squeeze the wool under water. Now you need to shock the fibres a little. No, you don’t It, too, sold in the hinterlands, at Garth's Auction in Delaware, Ohio, in 1985. The Windsor was not the only spindle-back chair to break a record this month. At Willis Henry's Shaker auction, held at the Darrow School in New Lebanon, N.Y., a high .