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NICOLE DINING CHAIR

Winterthur® Estate Collection Upholstery Collection

HC6412-02

W 23.5in D 25.75in H 38in
W 59.69cm D 65.41cm H 96.52cm

By 1951 Henry Francis du Pont had transformed his home into Winterthur Museum. At the same time, he began to build a world-class library, one that today contains more than 500,000 resources related to the decorative arts. Carefully preserved in the library’s rare book collection is a volume entitled Fashionable Furniture: A Collection of Three Hundred and Fifty Original Designs Representing Cabinetwork, Upholstery, and Decoration, published in London in 1881. Hickory Chair artists were inspired by the illustration of a chair with Asian influence. Coupled with the design of an early 19th-century New England chair with curved arm supports, the result is an elegant, modern dining arm and side chair.

As Shown

Fabrics

	Width	Depth	Height
Outside	23.5 in	25.75 in	38 in
	59.69 cm	65.405 cm	96.52 cm
Inside	22 in	19.5 in	17.25 in
	55.88 cm	49.53 cm	43.815 cm
Seat			20.75 in
			52.705 cm
Volume	25.3 ft³
	0.72 m³
Weight	42 lb
	19.05 kg
Leather	36 sq. ft
	3.34 sq. m
C.O.M *	2.5 yd
	2.29 m
* COM Yardage requirements may vary depending on fabric pattern and repeat.
* COM Yardage requirements based on plain 54in material.