Antique Ladderback Farmhouse Dining Chair with Hand-Woven Rush Seat torkflash The plastic case is broken

The plastic case is broken along the edge where the case opens

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MM - 105877 - 022423

non sum dignus" which itself is the first line of a longer verse that reads "Domine

This version was patented in 1874

Antique Ladderback Farmhouse Dining Chair with Hand-Woven Rush Seat torkflash The plastic case is brokenTraditional ladderback chair constructed from turned and squared hardwood members, featuring a tall back with four shaped ladder slats and a hand woven rush seat. The frame shows classic vernacular proportions, with slightly splayed rear legs, turned front posts, and simple stretchers providing rigidity without ornament. The rush seat is tightly woven in a traditional pattern and set within a square seat frame, offering a resilient sitting surface