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Early Thames Valley Windsor Wheel Back Chair C. 1800
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Early Thames Valley Windsor Wheel Back Chair C. 1800

19th century
Sold 21 March 2025 · Webberley Antiques
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An early and very beautiful Thames Valley Windsor wheel back chair with a fantastic colour and well developed patina and in excellent original condition throughout.

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A charming chair with elm saddle seat, sturdy and comfortable.

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Dimensions are:

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20 inches wide (max), 18.5 inches deep and 34 inches high.

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Floor to seat is 16 inches.

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For metric please multiply by 2.5

Date of Manufacture

Webberley Antiques has dated this Antique Windsor Chair to the 1800s.

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SA1010434
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Description
An early and very beautiful Thames Valley Windsor wheel back chair with a fantastic colour and well developed patina and in excellent original condition throughout.

A charming chair with elm saddle seat, sturdy and comfortable.

Dimensions are:

20 inches wide (max), 18.5 inches deep and 34 inches high.

Floor to seat is 16 inches.

For metric please multiply by 2.5

Date of Manufacture

Webberley Antiques has dated this Antique Windsor Chair to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1010434
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Specialists in 18th century and earlier furniture for more than 45 years

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An antique wooden Windsor armchair featuring a wheel-carved central splat, steam-bent hoop back, contoured saddle seat, and turned legs. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I An antique wooden Windsor armchair featuring a wheel-carved central splat, steam-bent hoop back, contoured saddle seat, and turned legs. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Early Thames Valley Windsor Wheel Back Chair C. 1800

Archive II An antique wooden Windsor armchair featuring a wheel-carved central splat, steam-bent hoop back, contoured saddle seat, and turned legs. View II
Archive III An antique wooden Windsor armchair featuring a wheel-carved central splat, steam-bent hoop back, contoured saddle seat, and turned legs. View III
Archive IV An antique wooden Windsor armchair featuring a wheel-carved central splat, steam-bent hoop back, contoured saddle seat, and turned legs. View IV
Archive V An antique wooden Windsor armchair featuring a wheel-carved central splat, steam-bent hoop back, contoured saddle seat, and turned legs. View V
Archive VI An antique wooden Windsor armchair featuring a wheel-carved central splat, steam-bent hoop back, contoured saddle seat, and turned legs. View VI
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An antique wooden Windsor armchair featuring a wheel-carved central splat, steam-bent hoop back, contoured saddle seat, and turned legs.
Early Thames Valley Windsor Wheel Back Chair c. 1800
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An antique wooden Windsor armchair featuring a wheel-carved central splat, steam-bent hoop back, contoured saddle seat, and turned legs.
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  • ObjectArmchairs
  • Period19th century
  • StyleGeorgian Country
  • MaterialElm, Ash, Beech
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsWheel back splat, Hoop back bow, Saddle seat, Turned legs

A Thames Valley Windsor chair is a traditional English wooden seating form characterised by a steam-bent bow, a central splat often featuring a wheel or pierced design, and a solid sculpted seat supported by tapered legs.

These chairs typically combine multiple native timber species, most commonly utilising elm for the solid saddle seat due to its resistance to splitting, ash or yew for the bentwood bows and spindles, and beech for the turned legs.

Authentication relies on examining tool marks, timber shrinkage, construction methods such as wedged through-tennong joints, and the natural patina developed over decades of use.

An antique Windsor chair works effectively as a statement piece in a contemporary setting, providing historical contrast when paired with minimalist dining tables or used as an occasional desk chair.

Preservation requires maintaining stable indoor humidity levels, avoiding direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent wood splitting, and periodically applying microcrystalline wax to nourish the finish.
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