When people sat around on the porch and passed around the pictures of their thoughts for the others to look and see, it was nice. The fact that the pictures were always enlargements of life made it even nicer to listen to.  Zora Neale Hurston

{HISTORY}

Coming from the land of Southern storytellers, famous for sipping sweet tea while swapping colorful tales on the porches of sultry summer days, this pair of antique, primitive, handmade split oak chairs offers sitters a chance to relax in the handiwork of a century's old craftsman. 

Containing over one hundred years of authentic worn and weathered patina,  they are easily adaptable for indoor use as kitchen seating or outdoor use on covered porches. 

Made of durable oak wood weathered over time to a soft, smooth finish and featuring tightly woven split oak seats, these two are ready for another one hundred years of captivating conversations.

{SPECIAL FEATURES}

- weathered patina

- split oak seats

- handcrafted

- strong oak wood construction

{CONDITION}

Both chairs are fully functional. Some of the woven segments on one of the seats is chippy in some spots (but does affect the ability to hold someone securely in seated fashion). Color variations in wood due to age. Solid, hefty construction. Please see photos.

{SIZE}

Each chair measures 35.5" inches (height) x 17.25" inches (width)  x 15" inches (depth). Measurement from seat to floor equals 17" inches.

{WHY YOU NEED IT}

Because antique chairs offer instant style by bringing a humble sense of sincerity to just about any space. As wise and useful keepers they evolve effortlessly through each passing season becoming more and more attractive over time.