1930s Vintage Rush Bottom Ladder Back Wood Chairs – Set of 3

this style of chair is both traditional and rustic, commonly found in country-style or farmhouse interiors
The frame of the chair is typically made from solid hardwood. Common woods include oak
the Rush Seat: the seats are traditionally woven from natural rush, which is a material made from the stalks of marsh plants like seagrass however the modern version is mimicking the look with synthetic woven versions.
the chair structures include vertical posts / stiles that frame the ladder back and extend down to form the legs. the front and back legs are connected by horizontal rails to help stabilize the chair.
The durability of the chairs are perfect for kitchen usage, dining rooms to bedrooms and even covered porches.

They are often found around a farmhouse tables or used as a standalone piece in corners or as accent chairs due to the attractiveness and recognizable design.

the ladder back chair has a long history, dating back to the middle ages in Europe, and became particularly popular in America during the colonial period.
The construction of rush seats is a traditional craft and many ladder back chairs are made by artisans who specialize in this work