Call Earl Nesbitt to buy a recliner chair (505-592-9265)
This recliner chair was designed and handmade entirely by Earl Nesbitt. Solid cherry stacked laminate frame with black leather cushions. Arched armrests conceal recessed sprocket and cog configuration which manually engages adjustable footrest via leather straps, cross section of steel pipe, and flexible steel cable. Adjustable back with similar sprocket and moveable wooden post. Dimensions: 72” x 29” x 50” tall. Original design with hand carved signature by Earl Nesbitt. We ship Earl's fine art furniture worldwide.
This is what the New Mexico client said about this recliner chair: “I was very fortunate to have Earl design and build my dream recliner! This piece is not only a work of art but it is also an engineering masterpiece. The craftsmanship is superior and working with Earl Nesbitt has been an absolute pleasure. Earl emailed me photos throughout the entire process and we collaborated on every detail of the project. The final result exceeded my every expectation. I highly recommend Earl for all custom made furniture projects.”
Earl began his career in 1989 studying with a master furniture maker in New Hope, Pennsylvania. That award winning apprenticeship program as well as the rich history of furniture making in the New Hope area including George Nakashima and other artists contributes to Earl's work as he showcases the beauty of natural wood in his designs. With each piece Earl is constantly exploring new techniques to push the limits of solid wood design. Durability is of the utmost importance: this recliner chair is built to last for generations. Click here to see other designs by Earl that are on sale now.
Earl sells his fine art furniture exclusively online through this website and at juried shows throughout the United States. He also enjoys the process of collaborating with a client on a custom made piece. Call or email for a quote on your own recliner chair or other piece of fine art furniture.
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