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Set of six mid 19th.c. Welsh oak cottage dining chairs c.1850. Low backs with a straight top rail over a nicely turned back stretcher. Board seats (height 17'') on square stiles joined with stretchers to each side for strength. Note the pegged construction. Repairs to the feet on a couple of the chairs, otherwise excellent colour and condition, cleaned and waxed in our workshops.
Dimensions: Width 17½'' Height 35'' Depth 13½''
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Internal Reference: 37040
Antique Number: SA1051891
Dateline of this antique is 1850
Height is 89cm (35.0inches)Width is 44cm (17.3inches)Depth is 34cm (13.4inches)
Antique #SA1051891, shown on this page, originates from 1850. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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