It looks like a fabulous find from the flea market, but this vintage-styled chair is so much more than that. This dining chair was built for longevity with a sturdy construction of solid wood. And the upholstery is a true performance fabric so its stain-resistant, heavy duty, and easy to clean. Opting for this piece will give you dining room seating that's kid-proof, pet-proof, and spill-proof for many happy years of use.
The Selwyn Cottage Host Chair, made by Kincaid Furniture,
is brought to you by Johnny Janosik. Johnny Janosik is a local furniture store, serving the Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Delmarva area. Product availability may vary.
Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
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Features
Solid Wood
Solid wood is very durable and can be resanded or refinished if it starts to show scratches and wear. Furniture with thin wood veneers cannot be sanded or finished without damaging and exposing the substrate of wood solids underneath.
Dovetail drawer construction utilizes the best dovetail for each application. English dovetails on the drawer front and back create a tight fit and add exceptional holding power.
Warranty
Kincaid provides a limited one-year warranty to the original purchaser of first-quality Kincaid wood furniture from an authorized dealer that the furniture is free from defects in material and workmanship as noted. Color and finish variations are natural in wood and are not covered by this warranty. This warranty applies under conditions of normal household use but does not apply to fading (furniture should not be placed in direct sunlight) or defects that result from negligence, soiling, improper cleaning, misuse, abnormal use, accident, or commercial use.
Top Description
Solid wood tops with no veneer. Fully floating tops, end panels, bed panels, etc. are incorporated into every product from this collection to allow for normal expansion and contraction of the solid wood components as the humidity changes in your home.
Case Construction
Case construction features mortise and tenon joinery, a time-proven method of assembling two parts at a 90 degree angle. We also pre-drill and screw tight the parting rails (the structural wood rails that create the drawer opening) these rails stay flush even after the furniture is jostled in its move to a new home or room location.
