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Chair Rare George I Scottish Lambing Chair Oak C1720
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Chair Rare George I Scottish Lambing Chair Oak C1720

18th century
Description

Here we have a a fine and rare early 18th century Scottish Oak lambing chair c1720. As you can see the chair has great colour and patina. There is a shaped top rail with moulded decoration and of course pegged mortice and tenon construction. There is a well chosen panel to the back showing the medullary rays within the Oak grain. There are shaped arms and panelled sides. The seat unusually slides to reveal open space. There are stile legs and again some simple moulded decoration above and below the front panel. A super chair in great retail condition ready for your home. The dimensions are approx 109 cm high 59 cm wide 54 cm deep.

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01953 483 691 / 07919040909

This item can be viewed at Cloverleaf Home Interiors where it can be collected from. Alternatively it can be delivered anywhere mainland UK for a fee of £65. Please be aware delivery can take up to 15 business days maximum. Please take this into consideration when leaving feedback.

Cloverleaf Home Interiors is a family run business providing excellent personal customer service. We operate from our 18th/19th century barn conversions in rural Norfolk. We have a friendly relaxed approach, which our frequently returning and new clients enjoy.

Here at Cloverleaf Home Interiors we are committed to providing excellent customer service. Our genuine high quality antiques are often purchased from private homes and we make sure that every item that leaves us is in the best possible condition. We can also offer a home approval service or source pieces on request and offer a full refund if you are not satisfied. Our aim is to save our customers time and money ensuring there is no risk to the customer when buying antiques through our showroom or via the internet.

Cloverleaf Home Interiors £65 delivery retail quality

Physical Dimensions
Height
109cm (42.91")
Width
59cm (23.23")
Depth
54cm (21.26")
Declaration

Cloverleaf Home Interiors has dated this Scottish Oak Lambing Chair to the 18th Century.

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SA1073646
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Description
Here we have a a fine and rare early 18th century Scottish Oak lambing chair c1720. As you can see the chair has great colour and patina.
There is a shaped top rail with moulded decoration and of course pegged mortice and tenon construction.
Cloverleaf Home Interiors

There is a well chosen panel to the back showing the medullary rays within the Oak grain. There are shaped arms and panelled sides. The seat unusually slides to reveal open space. There are stile legs and again some simple moulded decoration above and below the front panel. A super chair in great retail condition ready for your home. The dimensions are approx 109 cm high 59 cm wide 54 cm deep.

fig 1. An early 18th-century dark oak lambing chair featuring a high panelled back, enclosed box base, integrated shaped arms, and a cut crest rail.
fig 1. Chair Rare George I Scottish Lambing Chair Oak C1720

Buy from a trusted LAPADA dealer

The best price for this item is always direct from Cloverleaf Home Interiors.

01953 483 691 / 07919040909

This item can be viewed at Cloverleaf Home Interiors where it can be collected from. Alternatively it can be delivered anywhere mainland UK for a fee of £65. Please be aware delivery can take up to 15 business days maximum. Please take this into consideration when leaving feedback.

fig 2. An early 18th-century dark oak lambing chair featuring a high panelled back, enclosed box base, integrated shaped arms, and a cut crest rail.
fig 2. Chair Rare George I Scottish Lambing Chair Oak C1720

Cloverleaf Home Interiors is a family run business providing excellent personal customer service. We operate from our 18th/19th century barn conversions in rural Norfolk. We have a friendly relaxed approach, which our frequently returning and new clients enjoy.

fig 3. An early 18th-century dark oak lambing chair featuring a high panelled back, enclosed box base, integrated shaped arms, and a cut crest rail.
fig 3. Chair Rare George I Scottish Lambing Chair Oak C1720

Here at Cloverleaf Home Interiors we are committed to providing excellent customer service. Our genuine high quality antiques are often purchased from private homes and we make sure that every item that leaves us is in the best possible condition. We can also offer a home approval service or source pieces on request and offer a full refund if you are not satisfied. Our aim is to save our customers time and money ensuring there is no risk to the customer when buying antiques through our showroom or via the internet.

Cloverleaf Home Interiors £65 delivery retail quality

Height
109cm (42.91")
Width
59cm (23.23")
Depth
54cm (21.26")
Date of Manufacture

Cloverleaf Home Interiors has dated this Scottish Oak Lambing Chair to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1073646
Cloverleaf Home Interiors
Cloverleaf Home Interiors
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2010

We are a family business and stock 17th, 18th and 19th century furniture.

Dealer Profile

You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Cloverleaf Home Interiors Profile Page

Trade Associations

Cloverleaf Home Interiors is a registered member of LAPADA  CINOA

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Archive I An early 18th-century dark oak lambing chair featuring a high panelled back, enclosed box base, integrated shaped arms, and a cut crest rail.

Chair rare George I Scottish Lambing chair Oak c1720

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Archive IV An early 18th-century dark oak lambing chair featuring a high panelled back, enclosed box base, integrated shaped arms, and a cut crest rail. View IV
Archive V An early 18th-century dark oak lambing chair featuring a high panelled back, enclosed box base, integrated shaped arms, and a cut crest rail. View V
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An early 18th-century dark oak lambing chair featuring a high panelled back, enclosed box base, integrated shaped arms, and a cut crest rail.
Chair rare George I Scottish Lambing chair Oak c1720
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A lambing chair is a regional style of enclosed wooden armchair designed with high sides, a panelled back, and often a solid or box-form base. Developed in northern Britain and Scotland, these chairs were intended to protect the sitter from cold draughts near the hearth.

18th-century lambing chairs were constructed using locally sourced native hardwoods, primarily solid oak, elm, or pine. The joinery typically relies on pegged mortise and tenon joints, hand-planed panels, and solid timber board construction.

Authentic George I timber seating demonstrates hand-sawn timber marks, irregular pegged joinery, and natural shrinkage across wood grain lines. Look for undisturbed oxidisation on the interior surfaces, original oak linings, and period-correct construction along panel grooves.

A historical vernacular oak chair serves as an architectural accent piece in contemporary living spaces, entryways, or hearth corners. Placing a structural wooden chair alongside neutral upholstery creates a tactile contrast between historical woodwork and modern textiles.

Early oak furniture should be kept away from direct heat sources and extreme humidity fluctuations to prevent timber movement and cracking. Apply a high-grade bees wax polish once or twice a year to protect the original patination and clear dust using a dry microfiber cloth.
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