The more spindles on an antique Windsor, the earlier and better the chair. Brunk Auctions in Asheville, N.C., sold a comb-back Windsor with some repairs in 2015 for $1,003. Need a break?

The Windsor chair was first made in ... Early chairs usually were painted because several types of wood were used. “Brown furniture” from the 18th ... The more spindles on an antique Windsor, ...

In 1762, the Nichols brothers opened their Westminster, Massachusetts–based Nichols Brothers Chair Manufactory, employing village craftsmen to hand-build wood chairs, including the Windsor, a ...

Ashlen’s Windsor chairs have no nails, screws or metal. The chairs’ wooden spindles, legs, bendings and arms are hammered into grooves and sealed with glue, just like in the 1700s, Potter said.

About 70 antique Windsor chairs from the collection of Philadelphia illustrator Charles Santore and his wife Olenka, meticulously acquired over half a century, will be auctioned by Sotheby’s on ...

If there’s one article of furniture that has retained its popularity from the time it first appeared in the 18th century right up to today, it’s the Windsor chair. Described by Encyclop… ...

AD100 designer Neal Beckstedt recently outfitted his charming breakfast nook in Sag Harbor with an antique American Windsor chair while the late Chanel president Arie L. and Coco Kopelman’s ...

A Suffolk firm has made a handcrafted wooden "Windsor" style chair for the Queen's 80th birthday. However, they haven't been told which of Her Majesty's stately homes or palaces it will go in!

The Windsor chair maker: 'What fascinates me is that a wooden chair can feel so lovely and comfortable. They just wrap themselves around you.' Jim Steele has been making Windsor chairs by hand for a ...

A Windsor chair doesn’t take much wood. There’s a basic look to it but has, like many crafts, so much more behind it. They are, in Grell’s words, sculptural, elegant and strong.