Mae Ladder Back Chair

SKU #15755

Starting at $460
$150 flat-rate shipping — delivered anywhere in the contiguous US

Featuring Amish craftsmanship, our Mae Ladder Back Chair is constructed of solid wood to deliver extraordinary beauty as well as lasting strength and stability.

Made-to-order · typically ships in 12-18 weeks

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Overview

Modern Ladder Back Chair

Our Amish-made Mae Ladder Back Chair is built with gently splayed legs and a more modern ladder backrest and is designed to complement a variety of furniture styles. The solid wood side or arm chair combines comfort and design for multi-purpose, office, dining, or reception areas and has a timeless appearance. With a transitional look, this chair will add instant charm to your surrounding decor.

We offer options in wood species, and the Mae Ladder Back Chair is available in a variety of finishes and either a hardwood or upholstered seat. For an elegant pairing, use your new ladder back chairs with our Mae trestle dining table. Do you prefer the look as shown? Consider smooth Brown Maple hardwood topped in our Gray Stone stain.

Estimated Lead Time: 12-18 weeks from order to delivery. $150 flat-rate shipping with inside delivery and setup.

Read reviews from happy customers

Barclay Dining Chairs

I've already ordered two more. Nice workmanship and a beautiful chair.

Exactly what we expected

Chairs are exactly what we expected and way better then some of the new style chairs you see at furniture stores.
Picture of Taunton Low Back Spindle Chairs, reviewed by Zechariah

Thank You

Love our new chairs. They look great in our space.
Picture of Caneyville Dining Chair, reviewed by Maria

Comfortable and well made. Excellent

Comfortable and well made. Excellent customer service.
Beautiful and comfortable. Great lumbar support!

Great chair. Easy on my

Great chair. Easy on my back.

Thanks

We love our table. The quality, workmanship, and finish are all outstanding. We subsequently ordered 2 matching chairs and they also exceeded our expectations. So much so, that we have 2 more on order.
Picture of Athol Pivot Table and Collbran Dining Chairs, reviewed by Dan and Chris

Recommend

The chairs matched the table perfectly. The table is 48 years old and is made of solid wood and your chairs look like they were always a part of the set. The set is located in our breakfast area and looks like the day we purchased it. Just a quick note to tell you how very satisfied we are with the beautiful chairs. Your color match was perfect and the quality of the wood was top notch. Thanks again for such lovely craftsmanship. You can be certain that I will recommend your company to all our friends.
Picture of Taunton Low Back Spindle Chairs, reviewed by F. Green

Thank you very much!

My family and I are very pleased with our Gustave Trestle Dining Table and the eight Saginaw Chairs. The craftsmanship is excellent and I have already recommended your products and company to those around me. The table is easy to operate when adding or removing the spare leafs. The table chairs are the most comfortable non-padded chairs that I have sat in and one could almost fall asleep in it. I attached a picture of how we currently have it set up in our dining room. We hope to pass this along one day to our kids and we thank you very much!
Picture of Gustav Dining Table and Saginaw Solid Wood Dining Chairs, reviewed by Christopher N.
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Mae Ladder Back Chair

Welcome the beauty of Amish furniture making into your home.

Countryside Amish Furniture places authentic North American timber in the hands of highly trained Amish furniture makers, resulting in pieces like the Mae Ladder Back Chair.

As much as the Mae Ladder Back Chair reflects Amish excellence, it will also reflect your individual style.

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