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Hancock & Moore Leather Distressed Overstuffed Club Chair + Ottoman - $1,250 (Bastrop/Paige)
Highway 21 E near South Old Potato Rd
condition:
good
make / manufacturer:
Hancock & Moore
model name / number:
Austin
size / dimensions:
43”W x 43”D x 36”H
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Hancock & Moore is truly amazing furniture. If you want something super comfy for your log cabin or rustic country style decor this might be the one for you. I can actually sit in this without a back pillow which almost never happens for me. Definitely has a “broken-in” feel like a comfortable pair of faded blue jeans. As you can see there is some wear or distressing on the contact surfaces but in my opinion it just gets better over time and use. Some texture to the leather on the arm rests as you can see. If a more consistent shade is desired I’ve had great success with shoe polish but I’ll leave that up to you.
Measures 36” tall at the back and 43” at the widest, 43” deep and almost 21” high seat (without being compressed while sitting).
I asked ChatGPT what the this chair would have retailed for and this what it gave me:
Original Retail Price (when new)
These were not inexpensive pieces.
Chair
• $4,500 – $6,500 retail
• Depending on leather grade (Hancock & Moore offers many price tiers)
Ottoman
• $1,200 – $2,000 retail
Original Total Set
👉 Roughly $5,700 – $8,500+ new
(Custom leather, contrast trim, or special order could push this higher.)
Maker
Hancock & Moore
High-end North Carolina maker, known for top-grain/hand-finished leathers, eight-way hand-tied springs, and long production runs of classic designs.
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Approximate Age
Likely mid-2000s to early-2010s (≈2005–2015)
Why:
• The woven “Fine Furniture” fabric label matches Hancock & Moore tags commonly seen in that period.
• The leather type and finish (pull-up / aniline look with natural creasing) aligns with their offerings from that era.
• The rolled arms, heavy nailhead trim, and oversized proportions fit their lodge / traditional lines popular in the 2000s.
• Earlier (1990s) pieces usually have different label styles and slightly heavier, boxier silhouettes.