CAPTAIN CHAIR, maybe wood. Ash, around 1900. turned.

Captain Chair, wood possibly Ash, England, around 1900, turned Captain Chair from around 1900, made of elm/elm or ash, with a pleasantly high headrest. The armchair has an ergonomic shape of the seat. The backrest consists of a circular segment and also forms the armrests. At their ends, they protrude beyond the turned support. The backrest is supported by two turned sticks and 12 wooden sticks. The headrest sits on the backrest. This is a separate applied part and consists of an ornamental piece of wood and six staffs. The armchair stands on four turned legs, which are connected by a bridge.

The Captains Stand Chair is a nostalgic model with perfect seating comfort, thanks in part to the ergonomic seat. The Captains Chair is used as a dining chair and as an office chair.