Summary:� Item: 12 oak Arts & Crafts chairs� Circa: 1935� Period: George V� Attributed to Edward Barnsley� Style: Arts & Crafts� Provenance: England, United Kingdom� Style: Arts & Crafts / Cotswold� Quantity: 12 side chairs� Wood: Solid oak� Horizontal �comb-back� top rail� Scribe moulded rectangular frames� Drop-in seats� Newly upholstered� Hopsack chenille weave material� Oatmeal colour material� Moulded block front legs� Splayed rear legs� Connecting �H� stretchers for strength� Original polish & patination� Clear waxed finish� Solid in joint� Free delivery to England, Wales & southern Scotland*� Free 14-day UK returns policy This is a fine quality antique English set of 12 oak Arts & Crafts chairs, attributed to the one of the most important cabinetmakers of the 20th century, Edward Barnsley. Ideal for use as a large set of kitchen or dining chairs, circa 1935, they have been newly upholstered and are in excellent condition. The set comprises twelve side chairs. The 12 oak Arts & Crafts chairs are designed with a horizontal �comb-back� top rail, secured by a bank of moulded bars, decorated with scribe moulding across the frames, constructed in solid oak. The chairs have been newly upholstered in top quality oatmeal colour hardwearing hopsack chenille weave upholstery. The chair frames are constructed using the traditional joined peg construction method. The chairs stand on moulded block front legs, with sabre rear legs and the seat frame features a simple moulded front rail, secured by four stretchers, for additional strength. Condition Report:This is a fine quality antique English set of 12 oak Arts & Crafts chairs, attributed to the one of the most important cabinetmakers of the 20th century, Edward Barnsley. Ideal for use as a large set of kitchen or dining chairs, circa 1935, they have been newly upholstered and are in excellent condition. ...