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ANTIQUE #SA1101635

William IV Rosewood Easy Chair

Status: This item has been sold
Sold by: Hingstons of Wilton

William IV rosewood library chair
 
This William IV rosewood library chair was made circa 1830.
 
It has the delightful, upturned tulip legs to the front with the original brass cup castors.
 
This wonderful chair is covered in fine leather and hand dyed in our autumn leaves colour by our specialist restorer. It is hand dyed before the final antique finish is built up, a skilful and time-consuming job. The finish gives the impression that the leather has been on the chair all its life, and ready to serve for another 100 years.
 
It is fascinating to think what the original owner of this chair would be reading in the newspaper of the day, it could have been the pride that John Nash’s reconstruction of Buckingham Palace had finished, or that London was now the worlds’ largest city, after overtaking Peking! This was not for long but would have made interesting reading.
 
Imagine relaxing back in this wonderful chair after a hard day’s work and letting all your stresses float away as you enjoy its comfort.
 
Dimensions
 
97cms high 38ins
 
69cms wide 27ins
 
70cms deep (footprint) 27 1/2ins
 
47cms seat height 18 1/2ins
 
49cms seat depth 17ins
 
47cms seat width 18 1/2ins
 
Whilst we take care measuring the sizes may be slightly different
 
Delivery
 
UK mainland FREE Other destinations please contact us, and we will get a quote. We use a professional Removal company to transport our precious items and do not entrust them to usual parcel services. Therefore, delivery may be 7 -10 days, but it is worth the wait of course.
 
On occasions customers have been disappointed to miss an item as they e-mailed their enquiry instead of phoning, I would recommend that if you wish to get the piece, please call rather than e-mail. We are very friendly and easy to deal with.
 
This William IV rosewood library chair is a green product and has not affected the environment we live in.
 
We spend time choosing the best product, an antique item that must meet the strict ...
Antique #SA1101635, shown on this page, originates from the georgian Era. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
       The Georgian Era      
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CONTACT DETAILS OF SELLER:
Hingstons of Wilton
Wiltshire
United Kingdom
STATUS
THIS ITEM HAS BEEN SOLD
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