Q. What is antique chair called?

Answer

An antique chair is also called Slat, Ladderback Chair, Pilgrim, and Slat. This uncomplicated design appeared in the 1600s and was characterized by turned stiles and spindles and flat slats on the back of the chair. The variant known as the "ladderback" featured a back shaped like a ladder. Craftsmen used oak, walnut, or pine to build the chairs, and the rush was commonly used for the seats. Arms were a typical accessory on most chairs, though not all. Many Chippendale pieces, as stated by The Antiques Almanac, are made of mahogany or cherry. Chairs can have arms and can have either a solid wood seat or an upholstered seat.