London Fine Antiques has dated this piece to the 1800s.
This Windsor chair is most unusual and makes a very interesting piece of furniture.
This Windsor chair most likely began life in the Worksop area c1840.
Perhaps the owner at the time desired a 'Thames Valley' style look to the chair. The resulting piece is unique and actually rather handsome and comfortable too.
The chair has an Elm seat base, and legs and crinoline stretcher are in Yew. The chair is strong jointed throughout and will make an excellent chair for daily use if required. The seat height is good and the strong arms offer good support.
The turned parts are robust and the design of the whole piece displays sturdiness. An interesting example and a pleasing chair to enjoy.
Overall an excellent chair and a great example of how antique chairs which are built well can last for centuries and offer practicality and charm in equal measure.
This chair will make a lovely addition to any setting and is ready to give another 170 years service!
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Windsor Yew Elm Country Chair Armchair Worksop C1840
