William and Mary-style easy chair made with maple.

S-curved wings extend forward on either side of the ovolo-top chair back. The horizontal arm rests scroll outward. The front planes of the arm rests curve down and out to meet the tops of the vertical, outwardly-scrolled arm supports. The chair has a scalloped front skirt and flat-arched side skirts. The two front legs are baluster-on-ring-and-block turned with trumpet-shaped terminals. There are two reel-, ball-, and vase-shaped medial stretchers: one between baluster-turned side stretchers, in an h-shape, and another between the stump rear legs.

The exposed wood elements are painted black. A padded cushion accompanies the chair. The upholstery is gold-colored damask silk in a stylized, symmetrical foliate pattern including ears of wheat, swags, and a lattice-like design. The front edges of the winds and each arm are corded. An unbleached linen fabric is used under the cushion, which is upholstered on all sides and corded at the upper and lower edges.