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So while the name fancy chair is a generic one used to describe a painted chair with intricate stencils, a Hitchcock chair would be one in which the origin has been traced to Lambert Hitchcock's Connecticut workshop. The Hitchcock Chair: America's First Mass-Produced Chair Style Ladder Back Side Chair Example. - Photo Courtesy of Morphy Auctions Sometimes referenced as a slat-back as an alternative to ladder-back, this is a slender chair in which the back consists of two poles connected by several horizontal slats which resemble a ladder. The slats may be straight or slightly curved. And in a well-proportioned ladder-back chair, the thickness of the horizontal slats will balance out the height of the overall piece. A variation of the ladder-back is one style of the ribbon-back chair. In these examples, the chair will have wavy pierced... 19th-Century Mahogany Ribbon Carved Chippendale Style Armchair. There are two different versions of ribbon-back chairs:

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