Georgian Leather Wingback Chair 18th Century

Name: English 18th Century Wing Chair
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1064076
Price: 2800 GBP
Availability: InStock

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A deep button-tufted reddish-brown leather wingback armchair with carved wooden cabriole legs and brass stud detailing along the edges.

English 18th century wing chair

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Wingback chairs, historically known as easy chairs, originated in 17th-century England to protect sitters from cold drafts and retain warmth from fireplaces. During the 18th-century Georgian era, the design evolved to feature deep button-tufting, curved wing side panels, and hand-carved mahogany or walnut cabriole legs.

These chairs were constructed with solid timber frames, typically oak or beech, paired with exposed carved mahogany or walnut legs. Traditional upholstery techniques utilised natural horsehair and jute webbing beneath deep-buttoned leather or heavy wool damask, fastened with brass studs.

Authentic period pieces exhibit hand-carved leg details, individual brass studding along the trim, and uneven patination on the leather. Inspecting the underside often reveals historical frame joinery, traditional webbing, and natural wear consistent with age.

A leather wingback chair acts as a grounding statement piece in living rooms, studies, or bedrooms. Pairing its structured silhouette with contemporary floor lamps, light natural walls, or neutral wool throws creates a balanced contrast between traditional craftsmanship and modern design.

Dust the leather periodically using a dry microfiber cloth and treat it annually with a specialist leather conditioner to maintain flexibility. Position the chair away from direct radiators and sunlight to prevent the hide from drying out or fading.

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English 18th Century Wing Chair

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