Rhoorkie Campaign Chair

British Imperial officers on the move insisted on comfort after a long marching day. When camp was set up, orderlies unpacked campaign boxes and assembled tents, tables, and chairs. The classic Rhoorkie, named after the Indian town of manufacture, was very popular. Comfortable and practical, its slightly flexible build accommodated uneven ground surfaces. Black suede hide, trimmed with natural leather piping. Brass hardware. Instead of endangered teak hardwood maple is used in this versatile chair. Handmade. Knocks down on demand (light assembly required). 21.75" x 22" x 35". This items ships directly from the manufacturer, therefore expedited shipping, gift wrap and gift message are not available.