Townsend Leather Recliner, Old English/Chocolate

A three-position recliner, our Townsend recliner boasts an impressively high back and a generous head cushion so even your tallest friends and family members will be comfortable. Hand-tailored in our North American workshops in a rich chocolate colored top-grain leather, Townsend offers deluxe comfort and classic style that lasts.

• Roll-arm style, tall profile, and loose-welted seat cushion suited for any traditional space 
• Poly-wrapped foam cushions provide a structured, soft seat 
• Engineered hardwood frame for superior strength and long-lasting durability 
• Options shown: Old English/Chocolate (L7176) top grain leather, Northwood (945) water-based finish on legs.Click here to order leather swatch 
• Place 21" from wall; opens to 67" 
• Most of our hand-selected leathers can resist spills and stains. Order a swatch to learn more, or view our Use & Care brochure

• Interior seating area: 21”w × 19”d
• Seat back: 21”h
• Seat height (floor to top of cushion): 21”
• Arm height: 26”
• Cushion: -6 Comfort Soft

• The dimensions listed are not precise measurements; they have been rounded up to the next whole inch. Our hand-tailoring upholstery involves manually cutting, sewing, and fitting material to frames; the dimensions of each style may vary slightly from piece to piece.
• Packaged weight: 112 lbs
• Hand tailored in North America by Ethan Allen artisans

Construction Features

• A gentle push on the arms moves mechanism smoothly between reclining positions.
• Solid hardwood frame has double-doweled, glued and screwed joinery and 1¼" thick rails in load-bearing areas.
• Heavy-gauge wire coil with protective coating minimizes body impressions and eliminates seating noises.
• Long-lasting oven-tempered coil spring units function independently for individualized comfort across the seating area.
• Soft foam, fiber and nonwoven ticking surround a dense core for sink-in comfort with firm support.
• Horizontal channels in back pillows minimize fill shift and settling. To prevent pressure punctures, nonwoven ticking allows air to escape during use.