Glastonbury chair
noun
Glas·ton·bury chair
ˈglastənˌberē- also -sᵊn-
: a small light folding chair with sloping arms and back and two crossed straight legs at the right and left sides
Word History
Etymology
Glastonbury, Somersetshire, England; so called from its having been designed in imitation of the abbot of Glastonbury's chair preserved in the bishop's palace at Wells, Somersetshire