Sack
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Sack
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Sack Back originated in Philadelphia and was most popular from 1760-1780,
as seen in the preserved Independence Hall pictured below. The story behind
its name is that the owners would hang a sack made from decorative cloth
on the chair's back during cold weather to prevent drafts. Hence the name
"sack back." |
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| This Sack Back features: The Sack Back is a functional chair that looks great anywhere: by itself, in a dining set, around a table, in a living room, in the home or in a social hall. |
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 Sack Backs seated the forefathers of America in Independence Hall, Philadelphia. |
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