Child's Windsor Side Chair 1790 - 1815

This "Child's Windsor Side Chair" is a classic example of American furniture from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Crafted from wood and featuring a distinctive Windsor style with its curved, slatted back and simple, sturdy construction, this chair would have been a common sight in homes of the era. The chair's small size and simple form suggest it was designed for a child, making it a fascinating glimpse into domestic life during this period. Now housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, this piece showcases the enduring appeal of early American furniture design.