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Wonderful Example of an Early 19th Century Broad Arm Windsor Chair.
Stalham Antique Gallery
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Wonderful Example of an Early 19th Century Broad Arm Windsor Chair.

19th century
Description

Wonderful example of an early 19th century broad arm Windsor chair. Made of ash and in unrestored original condition.

Circa 1840

Physical Dimensions
Height
117cm (46.06")
Width
67cm (26.38")
Depth
54cm (21.26")
Declaration

Stalham Antique Gallery has dated this Broad Arm Windsor Chair to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1084062
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1391
Description
Wonderful example of an early 19th century broad arm Windsor chair. Made of ash and in unrestored original condition.

Circa 1840

Height
117cm (46.06")
Width
67cm (26.38")
Depth
54cm (21.26")
Date of Manufacture

Stalham Antique Gallery has dated this Broad Arm Windsor Chair to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1084062
Dealers Internal Ref
1391
Stalham  Antique Gallery
Stalham Antique Gallery
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2016

“i don’t collect things because they are valuable, but because they are interesting, beautiful and have a history.”

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You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Stalham Antique Gallery Profile Page

Trade Associations

Stalham Antique Gallery is a registered member of CINOA

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An early nineteenth-century wooden Windsor armchair featuring an arched hoop back, pierced splat, broad armrests, contoured seat, and turned legs.
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Archive I An early nineteenth-century wooden Windsor armchair featuring an arched hoop back, pierced splat, broad armrests, contoured seat, and turned legs.

Wonderful example of an early 19th century broad arm Windsor chair.

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Archive III An early nineteenth-century wooden Windsor armchair featuring an arched hoop back, pierced splat, broad armrests, contoured seat, and turned legs. View III
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Archive VI An early nineteenth-century wooden Windsor armchair featuring an arched hoop back, pierced splat, broad armrests, contoured seat, and turned legs. View VI
Archive VII An early nineteenth-century wooden Windsor armchair featuring an arched hoop back, pierced splat, broad armrests, contoured seat, and turned legs. View VII
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Archive IX An early nineteenth-century wooden Windsor armchair featuring an arched hoop back, pierced splat, broad armrests, contoured seat, and turned legs. View IX
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An early nineteenth-century wooden Windsor armchair featuring an arched hoop back, pierced splat, broad armrests, contoured seat, and turned legs.
Wonderful example of an early 19th century broad arm Windsor chair.
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An early nineteenth-century wooden Windsor armchair featuring an arched hoop back, pierced splat, broad armrests, contoured seat, and turned legs.
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A Windsor chair features a solid wooden seat into which the legs, back spindles, and arm supports are round-tenoned, serving as a staple of 18th and 19th-century English vernacular furniture design.

English Windsor chairs typically feature a combination of native woods, often incorporating shaped elm seats, steam-bent ash or yew wood bows, turned beech or fruitwood legs, and decorative splats.

Genuine period examples display hand-turned components, hand-carved or pierced splats, wedged tenon joinery visible on the seat, and natural wear patterns on the seat moulding, stretcher rails, and armrests.

Place the chair as a standalone accent piece in a modern reading nook, pair it alongside a minimalist desk, or position it within a hallway to add historical texture and warmth to contemporary spaces.

Keep the timber away from direct heat sources and high humidity fluctuations, dusting regularly with a soft dry cloth and applying a natural beeswax polish occasionally to preserve the original patina.
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