

Overview
Mid-Century Narrow Chair
Scaled for apartment living, this petite Grain Valley Kitchen Chair starts at 17 1/4"W x 15 1/2"D x 33"H overall. Its solid hardwood frame with optional supportive armrests and wide back means that you and your guests can spend your time around the table comfortably seated, long after dessert has been served. The modern side and arm chair are offered with a wooden, fabric, or leather seat.Customize your Grain Valley Kitchen Chair to complement your existing dining set, or order the mid-century model as shown by choosing Brown Maple as your wood type. The real wood is topped with a Spring Twig stain and catalyzed conversion varnish.
Estimated Lead Time: 12-18 weeks from order to delivery. $150 flat-rate shipping with inside delivery and setup.
Features
- Solid hardwood construction
- Side or arm chair available
- Mortise & tenon joinery
- Wood, fabric or leather seat
- Custom hardwood & finish
- Amish handmade in the USA
Dimensions
Side Chair:
- 17 1/4"W x 15 1/2"D x 33"H
Arm Chair:
- 21 1/4"W x 15 1/2"D x 33"H
Seat Height: 17"


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I ordered these chairs in honor of my mother who died from cancer she had originally ordered them but couldn't afford them once she found out she had cancer the chairs are very quality made and they match perfect Great job if I ever need anything for mom's table I'm coming to you guys.
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Excellent chairs. Well built. We're very satisfied.
Comfortable and well made. Excellent
Comfortable and well made. Excellent customer service.
Substantial chairs!
We just couldn't find bow-backed dining chairs anywhere to replace our 40 year old teak ones. Countryside Amish Furniture built us eight from quartersawn oak, and they are wonderful. The process of receiving largish stain samples, on wood, gave us confidence that our stain choice was compatible with other colors in the dining room. The chairs were built on the promised schedule and swiftly delivered. They are substantial chairs, weightier than our previous teak, and will serve us admirably for many more decades. We are very pleased!

Great chairs when we have a crowd
These folding chairs are a perfect match with our dining table and chairs (previously purchased from Countryside Amish) for when we need to use all four table leaves to seat a crowd. Sturdy and beautiful!
Great chairs!
Amazing quality. Have the added seat cushions and they are so far durable and comfy.
Thank you very much!
My family and I are very pleased with our Gustave Trestle Dining Table and the eight Saginaw Chairs. The craftsmanship is excellent and I have already recommended your products and company to those around me. The table is easy to operate when adding or removing the spare leafs. The table chairs are the most comfortable non-padded chairs that I have sat in and one could almost fall asleep in it. I attached a picture of how we currently have it set up in our dining room. We hope to pass this along one day to our kids and we thank you very much!

Thank You
I purchased this table and chairs and received them in a timely manner.
The table is absolutely beautiful with a wonderful stain, the chairs are nice, and the seating material I chose looks very nice in our home.
Countrywide answered every question I had (and I had many) very quickly.
Customer service and quality are great. Don't hesitate to buy from them.

Beautiful and comfortable. Great lumbar support!
Very good, solid chairs!
We bought a set to match a dining room table we've had for years. They turned out great! Very comfortable, very solid, and beautiful woodworking. Thanks again!!
Welcome the beauty of Amish furniture making into your home.
Countryside Amish Furniture places authentic North American timber in the hands of highly trained Amish furniture makers, resulting in pieces like the Grain Valley Kitchen Chair.
As much as the Grain Valley Kitchen Chair reflects Amish excellence, it will also reflect your individual style.
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