Hickorycraft Upholstered Chair / Armchair
Seating (Armchair / Accent Chair) · Traditional / Transitional Contemporary (Late 20th to Early 21st Century) · Hickorycraft Upholstery (Made in the USA, as indicated by the brand label and American flag emblem on the tag)
Type
Seating (Armchair / Accent Chair)
Style Period
Traditional / Transitional Contemporary (Late 20th to Early 21st Century)
Material
Hardwood frame components, high-density foam padding, and a woven textured fabric upholstery (herringbone or chevron pattern)
Age Estimate
Likely manufactured between the 1990s and 2010s, inferred from the tag style, typography, and retail pricing format
Dimensions
Estimated standard armchair dimensions: Height 32-36 inches, Width 30-34 inches, Depth 32-36 inches, consistent with typical living room accent seating
Origin
American manufacture, originating from the North Carolina furniture manufacturing hub known for quality upholstered goods
Designer/Maker
Hickorycraft Upholstery (Made in the USA, as indicated by the brand label and American flag emblem on the tag)
Value Estimate
Secondary resale market value typically ranges from $150 to $350 depending on the overall condition of the complete chair, local demand, and whether it is part of a matching set. Original retail noted on tag was $997.00.
Description
This image focuses on the manufacturer label and fabric swatch of a well-crafted upholstered armchair by Hickorycraft Upholstery. Featuring a sophisticated neutral herringbone textured fabric with a slight sheen, this piece is designed to offer both comfort and versatile style. Hickorycraft, known for producing quality furniture in the USA, ensures solid frame construction paired with inviting transitional aesthetics suitable for various living spaces.
Key Features
Authentic Hickorycraft Upholstery maker label, American-made flag insignia, original retail price tag showing $997.00, and a durable neutral textured herringbone woven fabric
Color & Finish
Neutral metallic-beige or taupe woven upholstery with a subtle sheen; exposed wooden legs or trim not fully visible in the tag detail shot
Construction Method
Standard manufacturer-made upholstered furniture construction with a kiln-dried hardwood frame, corner blocking for structural reinforcement, and machine-stitched upholstery components
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Dowelled, glued, and corner-blocked frame joinery typical of quality American upholstery manufacturing for commercial durability
Wood Grain & Species
Internal frame likely utilizes mixed hardwoods such as maple or oak, though concealed by upholstery materials
Surface Treatment
Upholstered surface with factory-applied fabric protection likely present based on manufacturer standards
Upholstery Details
Textured woven fabric with a distinct herringbone pattern in a neutral metallic taupe/bronze tone; clean-tailored finish with standard padding condition implied by retail setting
Hardware & Fittings
Internal frame fasteners, staples, and potentially tack trim or hidden leg attachments standard to modern upholstered seating
Origin & Provenance
American manufacture, originating from the North Carolina furniture manufacturing hub known for quality upholstered goods
Condition Notes
The tag and visible fabric sample appear clean and crisp, indicating either store-display condition or very well-preserved pre-owned status. Overall condition appears excellent based on visible textile evidence.
Interesting Facts
Hickorycraft has long been associated with the rich furniture-making heritage of Hickory, North Carolina, a region famed for producing a significant percentage of the United States' residential wooden and upholstered furniture.
Cultural Significance
Represents the traditional American mid-market furniture industry, emphasizing domestic manufacturing, durable frame construction, and accessible traditional-to-transitional design for suburban homes.
Similar Pieces
Comparable upholstered accent chairs from manufacturers like Ethan Allen, Bassett, Norwalk, and Lee Industries, distinguished primarily by specific tag markings, cushion fill quality, and frame profiles.
Care & Maintenance
Regular gentle vacuuming with an upholstery attachment to remove dust; professional in-home cleaning recommended for spots or stains; avoid placing in direct sunlight to prevent fabric fading.
Value Estimate
Secondary resale market value typically ranges from $150 to $350 depending on the overall condition of the complete chair, local demand, and whether it is part of a matching set. Original retail noted on tag was $997.00.
Sustainability Notes
Durability and solid hardwood framing promote longevity and reduce the need for frequent replacement; high-end upholstery can also be reupholstered to extend its lifecycle.
Notes
Resale?