Patrick Henry Corner Chair

Bring home a remarkable, and remarkably comfortable, piece of American history!

Crafted of black walnut wood and finished with a black leather seat, the Patrick Henry Corner Chair is faithfully reproduced from an original chair dating from 1765-1785 in the collections of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. The original chair is believed to have been owned and used by Patrick Henry and was among the furnishings at Red Hill Plantation, where he spent his final years. Fashioned by an unknown furniture maker, the chair remained with the Henry family until 1910, when many of Patrick Henry’s personal possessions and papers were sold at auction in Philadelphia.

In commemoration of America’s 250th anniversary, this special edition chair is offered in a strictly limited run. Each piece is individually numbered, signed, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, marking it as a true collector’s edition and a lasting tribute to the nation’s founding ideals.
Imagine Henry sitting on the edge of his seat, reading by firelight, the revolutionary ideas of the Renaissance taking shape in what would soon become America.

Proudly crafted in the United States, this chair is both a functional work of art and a tangible link to the birth of a nation.

Details:

• Special-edition limited run commemorating America's 250th
• Individually numbered, signed, and authenticated
  
• Reproduction corner chair
• Black walnut wood
• Colonial Williamsburg Licensed Reproduction
• Made in the USA