This charming antique child's Windsor armchair was produced by the Paine Furniture Company of Boston, Massachusetts, one of New England's premier furniture manufacturers during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Crafted in the Colonial Revival style, it features a graceful bow-back spindle back, shaped paddle arms, turned legs and stretchers, and its original hand-woven rush seat. The chair retains its original Paine Furniture Co. maker's label on the underside, providing a documented connection to one of Boston's most respected historic furniture makers. Beautifully proportioned and rich with age, the chair displays a warm, naturally developed patina that highlights the character of the wood and decades of careful use. The original rush seat remains intact and presents well, showing expected wear consistent with its age, including a small, old, stable repair near the front edge and minor age-related loss visible underneath. The frame is sturdy, stable, and ready for continued display and enjoyment. Whether incorporated into a Colonial, Early American, or New England interior, displayed in a nursery or library, or added to a collection of antique American furniture, this piece offers both historical charm and timeless craftsmanship. Dimensions Height: 25.5 in. Width: 18.25 in. Depth: 16 in. Seat Height: 10.625 in. Seat Depth: 11 in. Condition Good antique condition with wear consistent with age and use. Original finish with an attractive patina. The original rush seat shows expected age-related wear, including a small, stable repair at the front edge and minor loss underneath. Please refer to photographs, which are considered part of the description.