Webberley Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.

Made by hand in c. 1900 and in excellent original condition with only a few tiny and superficial marks consistent with age and use, the chair is very sturdy, heavy and solid.
The cane work is perfect throughout. The seat pad appears to be the original - made for the chair and covered in a thick plum coloured velvet with soft feather filled padding over a fitted baseboard and with a short tasselled braid finish. The velvet seat pad with some wear and shadowing to the nap which compliments and looks entirely right on this antique chair.

The chair is and rock solid. The cane work is perfect throughout.
Extremely comfortable with a supportive back, wide and deep seat and the arms at a very good height and width also.
The chair was acquired from a reputable BADA dealer for a substantially higher sum.

A really beautiful chair and a faithful and fine quality copy of an 18th century cockpen chair of Chippendale design.
This will work as a desk or library chair and give good service for centuries to come.

Dimensions:
Overall dimensions are: 38 inches high, 22 inches deep and 25 inches wide, all max.
From floor to top of seat pad is: 16 inches
From floor to top of seat rail is: 14 inches
Width between arms is: 23 inches

Height of back from seat rail is: 24 inches
Height from floor to top of arms is: 27.5 inches
Depth of seat from front to back is 18.75 inches
For approximate conversion to metric please multiple inches x 2.5
Webberley Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.
Specialists in 18th century and earlier furniture for more than 45 years
You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Webberley Antiques Profile Page