Limning Windsor chairs

Article Abstract:

Many prominent Americans in the 18th century had their portraits painted while seated on Windsor chairs. One likely reason why they posed for their portrait seated on the commonest of chairs is to show that while they have the leisure to sit for a portrait and the money to pay for it, they remain deferential to superiors and have not become snobbish of their inferiors.

Social aspects, Portraits

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American Windsor chairs

Article Abstract:

American Windsor chairs continue to be popular, with every antique collection inevitably having some styles. The fact that they remain America's favorite seating is attributed to their strength, comfort and interesting designs, which include the high back, the fan back and the bow back.

History, Appreciation

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How to make period slipcovers for chairs

Article Abstract:

Making period slipcovers for chairs involves a few simple steps. One only needs muslin or scrap fabric, upholstery fabric and woven linen tape. The length and snugness of fit can be modified to suit the style of chair as well as one's personal taste.

Equipment and supplies, Design and construction, Slip covers

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