Peter Follansbee, joiner
3 Landing Rd.
Kingston, MA 02364
781-585-5295
Turned three-footed Chairs
This type of chair is called a "three-footed" chair in one seventeenth century document. It is a common form in English and
Dutch furniture of the period. Its seat is a beveled panel fitted into grooves in the 3 seat rails. This requires a complex interlocking
of the tenons on these rails - in this case a small round tenon pierces a larger rectangular tenon.
Ash, seat is cherry
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