Spindle armchair with shaped arm rests terminating in knuckled hand grips. shield-shaped plank seat, vase turned and splayed legs with bobbin turned stretchers. 5 of 7.

Repairs: Robert Whitley, 1980 outside piece of both arms replaced. left arm fractured at first spindle (piece inserted underneath to bridge the gap) left arm support replaced 1) wrong turning- aesthetic 2) wrong wood (oak, not maple) 3) poor construction- too small, too much glue]]>
Repairs: replaced side pieces of both arms- recarved knuckles. Robert Whitley, 1980.]]>
Repairs: replaced side piece of both arms, recarved knuckles, filled in caster hole in legs. Robert Whitley, 1980.]]>
Written by Roger W. Moss, from the Philadelphia Architects and Builders website. ]]> https://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/samuel-jones-valuation-accounts-1784-85]]>

Biography from Philadelphia Architects and Builders, a project of the Athenaeum of Philadelphia. Written by Roger W. Moss.]]>