It's all in the details. This carved arm was the first element of Jamestown Lounge Feudal Oak that caught my eye when I was looking for furnishings for this circa 1961 shoebox ranch. Our last house had such character in the woodwork! This carving, I was certain, would make up for that loss.
The seductive arm turned out to be part of a couch and there were pieces to match. These arms are also on a massive arm chair with a big ottoman. End tables, intricately carved and identical on both ends!
This chair came along later, and is Jamestown Lounge British Oak.
I adore the notched arms and the carving on the back.
Check out the carving on the side of this Jamestown Lounge Feudal Oak chair.
It's a great one for sitting and knitting by the window.
I love the effect the carvings have on this Feudal Oak drum table.
This coffee table has the massive carvings, too.
The tabriz looks a bit more rose colored than it really is, but I love the details.
Oh, did I mention that?
Here is the poster that scandalized the Pan Am Exposition in Buffalo, NY in 1901.
Well, okay, a copy of it.
Need a place to sit while removing your boots?
Next time? Maybe the rest of the British Oak collection, then on to Colonnade and then American Modern.
