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Hancock Arm Chair

Reference to traditional furniture form has long been a practice of Thos. Moser, and is true in the case of our Hancock Arm Chair. Here, the vehicle is the ladder back, a form made popular by the Shakers of the 18th and 19th centuries. So named after the Hancock Shaker Village, the Hancock Chair reveals its Moser pedigree, with Shaker tape or vegetable-tanned leather strapping forming the seat on an artfully joined frame – and angled rear legs that rise to form a comfortably contoured back.