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19th Century Ash Stick Back Elbow Chair C.
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19th Century Ash Stick Back Elbow Chair C.

19th century
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A 19th Century ash stick back Elbow Chair with early black paint remnants on turned supports united by H-stretcher

3ft 6in High x 1ft 11in Wide

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Serendipity Antiques has dated this Antique Stick Back Armchair to the 1800s.

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A 19th Century ash stick back Elbow Chair with early black paint remnants on turned supports united by H-stretcher

3ft 6in High x 1ft 11in Wide

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Serendipity Antiques has dated this Antique Stick Back Armchair to the 1800s.

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A 19th-century ash stick back elbow chair featuring turned legs, a high spindle backrest, and a dark aged finish.
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Archive I A 19th-century ash stick back elbow chair featuring turned legs, a high spindle backrest, and a dark aged finish.

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Preston Court
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HR8 2LL
United Kingdom
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A 19th-century ash stick back elbow chair featuring turned legs, a high spindle backrest, and a dark aged finish.
19th Century ash stick back Elbow Chair c.
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A 19th-century ash stick back elbow chair featuring turned legs, a high spindle backrest, and a dark aged finish.
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A stick back elbow chair, closely related to traditional Windsor chair designs, features vertical turned spindles forming the backrest along with integrated armrests supported by outer posts.

Nineteenth-century country seating was typically constructed using native hardwoods such as ash, elm, beech, and oak, which provided structural resilience and flexibility for steam-bending components.

Authentic period examples feature hand-turned spindles, wedged tenon joinery visible on the seat or frame underside, and organic wear patterns across the armrests and stretchers.

Positioning a dark-finished antique armchair alongside modern minimalist decor or near a fireplace creates a balanced contrast between historical craft and contemporary lines.

Dust the surface regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and apply a clear beeswax polish periodically to maintain timber hydration without removing the historical surface finish.
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