Hitchcockn.
/ˈhɪtʃkɒk/, U.S. /ˈhɪtʃˌkɑk/ Used attributively to designate any one of various chairs made by Hitchcock or produced in his chair factory at Barkhamsted, Conn.
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farthingale chair1552
side chair1582
high chair1609
scroll chair1614
Turkey chair1683
curule chair1695
reading chair1745
rush-bottom1754
conversation-chair1793
Windsor tub1800
Trafalgar chair1808
beehive-chair1816
nursing chair1826
Hitchcockc1828
toilet seat1829
kangaroo1834
prie-dieu1838
tub-chair1839
barrel-chair1850
Cromwell chair1868
office chair1874
swivel-chair1885
steamer-chair1886
suggan chair1888
lawn chair1895
saddle seat1895
Bombay chair1896
veranda-chair1902
X chair1904
Yorkshire chair1906
three legs and a swinger1916
saddlebag1919
riempie stool1933
gaspipe chair1934
slipper chair1938
Eames chair1946
contour chair1948
sling-back1948
sling chair1957
booster chair1960
booster seat1967
beanbag1969
sack chair1970
papasan1980
Muskoka chair1987
c1828 in M. R. Moore Hitchcock Chairs (1933) 5 Hitchcock chairs,..flag and wooden seats, warranted well manufactured.
1933 M. R. Moore Hitchcock Chairs (1933) 3 The first Hitchcock chairs probably had the rush seat, but very soon were added the cane and solid wood seats.
1959 L. A. Boger Compl. Guide Furnit. Styles xxii. 373 The name Hitchcock is given to a particular type of painted American Empire open back chair.
1967 Boston Sunday Herald 30 Apr. i. 23/1 (advt.) The charm of genuine Hitchcock Colonial chairs.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1976; most recently modified version published online September 2018).
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