Does furniture count as an accessory?

**Kid Cossack** · 3rd November 06, 06:14 AM

http://www.centuryfurniture.com/prod..._Item=LR-18069

I saw this while I was looking for a picture of the Burns chair. I kind of like it!

Comments, concerns, etc.? Let's face it, most modern furniture is made for "those guys" (i.e., those guys in trousers). I'm not sure if the lowered "arm" is quite low enough---but it seems like a step in the right direction.

**David Dalglish** · 3rd November 06, 09:17 AM

I like that

**Kilted KT** · 3rd November 06, 09:32 AM

great looking chair.

I may be blind, but how much is this chair? I didn't see a price.

**Big Dave** · 3rd November 06, 09:49 AM

Nice chair, but it's got to be a small fortune.

**Prester John** · 3rd November 06, 09:54 AM

I saw this on the page...

Discovered in a old gentleman's club in England, Century's left and right facing occasional chairs are the perfect place to sit and enjoy a cocktail. The low arm was designed for men wearing kilts to…[MORE]

And clicked MORE but got nothing. How does it end?

**LoftGuy** · 3rd November 06, 10:15 AM

Originally Posted by Prester John

I saw this on the page...

Discovered in a old gentleman's club in England, Century's left and right facing occasional chairs are the perfect place to sit and enjoy a cocktail. The low arm was designed for men wearing kilts to…[MORE]

And clicked MORE but got nothing. How does it end?

Prester John,

Don't click, just hold the pointer on "More" and the rest of the info will show.

Very interesting chairs, though.

Bob

**cavscout** · 3rd November 06, 10:18 AM

If anyone can give a bit of history of these chairs or the logic I'd be appreciative. I can figure out the Burns Chair and the benefit of the side entry but this chair with a low arm doesn't seem logical. They'd have been better off leaving the low arm completely off. As it is, the lower arm is more in the way than anything.

The [MORE] doesn't work in Firefox.

What is "one leg over" ? If it's crossing your legs, I still don't follow how this design is helpful.