This Virginia Craftsmen corner chair dates to the mid-20th century, produced circa 1940s–1950s in Harrisonburg, Virginia, a region long associated with high-quality American furniture making. Designed in the Colonial Revival tradition, the chair features gracefully turned legs, shaped splats, and a distinctive triangular form intended for efficient use of space in traditional interiors. The seat showcases handstitched crewel needlework, a decorative textile technique rooted in early American and English folk traditions, adding color, texture, and artisan character. Originally crafted for refined domestic settings, this piece complements English country, traditional, Americana, and collected eclectic décor. Dimensions: Height 32", Width 20", Depth 20". Seat height 18", Seat width 27", Seat depth 27".