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* Items are photographed in studio conditions and the appearance of the actual items may vary from that shown.

Dimensions

29½ W x 29 D x 33½ H in

Seat height 20½ in (52.07 cm)

Seat depth 21 in

Arm height 25 in (63.5 cm)

Inside width 19 in (48.26 cm)

Inside depth 21½ in (54.61 cm)

Materials & Construction

Shown in windham leather shown in brooksby finish expresso finish standard.

Furniture Care

Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid rubbing. For fabric upholstery, professional cleaning is recommended. Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.

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This frame is made to order. For your own fabric or leather, a contrasting welt, a different pillow, or a finish outside the standard range, start a consultation and we will price it for you.

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Theodore Alexander

Colwith (with Casters) Upholstered Chair

SKU: 5291-GC

$4,036.50$5,382.00

Availability: Made to Order

Lead Time: 8-10 weeks

The Colwith chair arrives on casters with the quiet authority of a piece that understands its own history — maple wood rendered in a Windham Leather finish, its proportions at once generous and restrained. At twenty-nine and a half inches wide and thirty-three and a half inches tall, the silhouette carries a classical bearing that moves effortlessly between a library, a sitting room, or the considered corner of a primary suite. The casters introduce an ease of movement without compromising the chair's inherent formality, a studied tension that speaks to Theodore Alexander's understanding of livable elegance.