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Pair of Early 18th Century Oak Chairs
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Pair of Early 18th Century Oak Chairs

18th century
Sold 6 January 2025 · Graham Pickett
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Description

Wonderful pair of early 18th century solid oak chairs (known as “back stools”) in good solid condition and the most fabulous depth of colour and patina that only comes from around 300 years of use and beeswax polish!

Great pair of chairs for a hall or bedrooms, but absolutely happy to be used for sitting on at a table too…

Priced as the pair.

Measuring:

40 ins 102 cm high

18 ins 46 cm wide

16.5 ins 42 cm deep

16 ins 41 cm seat height

Physical Dimensions
Height
102cm (40.16")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
42cm (16.54")
Declaration

Graham Pickett has dated these Early Oak Chairs to the 1700s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1111685
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Description
Wonderful pair of early 18th century solid oak chairs (known as “back stools”) in good solid condition and the most fabulous depth of colour and patina that only comes from around 300 years of use and beeswax polish!
“
Great pair of chairs for a hall or bedrooms, but absolutely happy to be used for sitting on at a table too….
Graham Pickett

Priced as the pair.

Measuring:

40 ins 102 cm high

18 ins 46 cm wide

16.5 ins 42 cm deep

16 ins 41 cm seat height

Height
102cm (40.16")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
42cm (16.54")
Date of Manufacture

Graham Pickett has dated these Early Oak Chairs to the 1700s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1111685
Graham Pickett
Graham Pickett
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2022

17th to 19th century english and continental provincial furniture and decorative items

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Archive I A pair of early 18th-century oak dining chairs featuring solid timber plank seats, shaped upright backs, and stretcher-supported legs. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Pair of Early 18th Century Oak Chairs

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The Bothy
Burghley Park
Stamford
Lincolnshire
PE93JX
United Kingdom
Verified Since Oct 2022
Items For Sale 33
Items Sold 107
Graham Pickett
Graham Pickett
Verified Since Oct 2022
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Location: The Bothy, Burghley Park, Stamford, Lincolnshire, PE93JX, United Kingdom
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A pair of early 18th-century oak dining chairs featuring solid timber plank seats, shaped upright backs, and stretcher-supported legs.
Pair of early 18th century oak chairs
Ref: SA1111685
A pair of early 18th-century oak dining chairs featuring solid timber plank seats, shaped upright backs, and stretcher-supported legs.
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  • ObjectDining Chairs
  • Period18th century
  • StyleEarly Georgian / Country
  • MaterialOak
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsSolid plank seat, Shaped splat back, Pegged mortise and tenon joints, Stretcher base
  • SizeH 102 cm (40 in) x W 46 cm (18 in) x D 42 cm (17 in)

Early 18th-century oak chairs are characterised by robust construction, simpler lines transitioning from heavy seventeenth-century forms, and functional solid timber designs.

These pieces were crafted primarily from solid English oak, utilising traditional joinery such as mortise and tenon joints, pegged frames, and hand-planed solid timber planks.

Authenticity is identified through hand-cut tool marks, historical timber shrinkage, genuine oxidisation and patina, and period-appropriate joinery without modern fasteners.

They provide grounding contrast when paired with contemporary dining tables or used as accent seating in minimalist spaces to introduce historical warmth and texture.

Preservation requires maintaining stable indoor humidity levels, avoiding direct sunlight and heat sources, and treating the timber periodically with traditional beeswax.
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