Products tagged with Early American Furniture
The Bow Back Side Chair is unique because it is built like it was two hundred years ago at the hands of Lawrence Crouse and his son, Abe. They use four different types of wood: Hickory, steamed white oak, Hard Maple & Poplar or Pine.
The Continuous Arm Chair is unique because it is built like it was two hundred years ago at the hands of Lawrence Crouse and his son, Abe. They use four different types of wood: Hickory, steamed white oak, Hard Maple & Poplar or Pine.
The beautiful Bow Back Side Chair is made using the techniques from Early America. This chair is perfect to go with a table you have or at a writing desk.
The Large Bow Back Bench is unique because it is built like it was two hundred years ago at the hands of Lawrence Crouse and his son, Abe. They use four different types of wood: Hickory, steamed white oak, Hard Maple & Poplar or Pine.
Hanging Black Cupboard with Door
A perfect keeping place for important items this Hanging Black Cupboard is a piece of Colonial traditions from a time gone by. From the workshop of Kenneth James this small cupboard will become an heirloom for generations in your family!
Our Sack Back Settee is unique because it is built like two hundred years ago at the hands of Lawrence Crousse and his son, Abe. Perfect for a living room or sitting room. Sure to an heirloom for generations!
The Sack Back Arm Chair is unique because it is built like it was two hundred years ago at the hands of Lawrence Crouse and his son, Abe. They use four different types of wood: Hickory, steamed white oak, Hard Maple & Poplar or Pine.
The Shell Chair is unique because it is built like Windsor was two hundred years ago at the hands of Lawrence Crouse and his son, Abe. They use four different types of wood: Hickory, steamed white oak, Hard Maple & Poplar or Pine.
Philadelphia Comb Back Arm Chair
The Philadelphia Comb Back Arm Chair is unique because it is built like it was two hundred years ago at the hands of Lawrence Crouse and his son, Abe. They use four different types of wood: Hickory, steamed white oak, Hard Maple & Poplar or Pine.
The Bow Back Tavern Stool is unique because it is built like it was two hundred years ago at the hands of Lawrence Crouse and his son, Abe. Height: 22" from seat to top. Leg Height can be made either 25" or 29". Depth: 16.5" Width: 19.5".
The Weaver's Stool is unique because it is built like it was two hundred years ago at the hands of Lawrence Crouse and his son, Abe. Perfect for a kitchen island!
Sack Back Settee with Crest Rail
The Sack Back Settee with Crest Rail is unique because it is built like it was two hundred years ago at the hands of Lawrence Crouse and his son, Abe. They use four different types of wood: Hickory, steamed white oak, Hard Maple & Poplar or Pine.