Chairs must be able to stand up to some level of abuse. Experience gained in restoration has shown what lasts and what does not. Sound construction starts with mortise and tenon joints, however comfort is the utmost concern.

Chippendale Armchair. Mahogany
#107
This chair was designed for a customer's heirloom piece of needlepoint tapestry. The arms terminate in a graceful scroll, and the legs and ball and claw feet lend a graceful balance.

Height: 14"
Width: 28"
Length: 23"
Depth: 23"
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Chippendale Side Chair. Mahogany
#108
Tassel-back chairs are considered among the finest examples of Philadelphia seating furniture. The graceful interplay of curves in the splat, the shell carving and ball and claw feet showcase talent still available today.

Height: 17"
Width: 21"
Depth: 21"
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Sheraton Chair. Mahogany and Curly Maple
#109
This chair is an original design and is available exclusively from Yves Delorme. Call 1-800-322-3911 for store locations or go to YvesDelorme.com

Height: 17"
Width: 21"
Length: 18"
Depth: 18"
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Shaker Side Chair. Curly Maple
#110
This chair closely follows its Shaker forbears. The small angle between seat and back make it much more comfortable than popular kit reproductions. The canvas seat can be woven in a variety of colors.

Height: 17.75"
Width: 19"
Depth: 20"
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Shaker Rocking Chair. Curly Maple
#111
This rocking chair is very similar to the original, a comfortable and functional Shaker design.

Height: 17.25"
Width: 22"
Depth: 19"
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Malawi Chair. Cherry
#112
This chair is patterned after ones built in the African country of Malawi which are highly carved and made out of Ironwood.

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