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Description

A neat 19th century armchair for upholstery. The chair standing on ebonised turned front legs with the original castors, a seating height of 32.cm In sound condition for upholstery. Dated around 1870

Date of Manufacture

Millers Antiques has dated this 19th Century Armchair to the 1870s.

Physical Dimensions

Height

84cm (33.07")

Width

72cm (28.35")

Depth

80cm (31.50")

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1093892

Dealers Notes

Millers Antiques 1-5 Church Street, Wooler. Northumberland NE716BZ.

Telephone 01668282308 or 07714332441

All measurements taken at the widest point.

Shop open 10-4.30 weekdays Winter hours may vary please call 01668282308 in advance.

Description

A neat 19th century armchair for upholstery. The chair standing on ebonised turned front legs with the original castors, a seating height of 32.cm In sound condition for upholstery. Dated around 1870

Date of Manufacture

Millers Antiques has dated this 19th Century Armchair to the 1870s.

Physical Dimensions

Height

84cm (33.07")

Width

72cm (28.35")

Depth

80cm (31.50")

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1093892

About the Dealer

Millers Antiques

Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2012

Antiques since 1947.

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Millers Antiques

Telephone 01668 282 308 or 07714 332 441

Location

1-5 Church Street
Wooler
Northumberland
NE71 6BZ
United Kingdom

Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/millersantiques

Verified Since Sep 2012

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ObjectArmchairs
Period19th century
StyleVictorian
MaterialWood, Fabric, Horsehair, Brass
ColourBrown
MotifsButton tufting, Turned legs, Brass castors, Scroll arms
SizeH 84 cm (33 in) x W 72 cm (28 in) x D 80 cm (31 in)

FAQs

Nineteenth-century armchairs typically feature sturdy wooden frames, sprung upholstery, and scrolled or padded armrests designed for comfort and durability.

These frames were generally constructed from hardwoods such as mahogany, walnut, or beech, using traditional joinery, horsehair stuffing, and coil springs.

Authentic pieces display hand-turned wooden legs, often with brass castors, traditional hand-tied coil spring systems, and period-appropriate internal stuffing materials.

Pairing a period armchair with contemporary textiles or modern minimalist surroundings creates a striking contrast that highlights its historical silhouette.

Keep wooden components conditioned with appropriate wax, protect exposed internal structures from moisture, and consult a professional restorer for reupholstery using traditional methods.