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Antique Oak Furniture 17thc Single Side Chair with Attractive Central Splat. English C1680-90.
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Antique Oak Furniture 17thc Single Side Chair with Attractive Central Splat. English C1680-90.

17th century
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A rare form of 17thc oak single side chair, I have not come across this type and design before.... with attractive unusual shaped central splat and "ears" to the toprail...it has gained a very good colour with a natural patina and is in excellent condition.....

English. C1680-90.

Physical Dimensions
Height
111.8cm (44.02")
Width
44.5cm (17.52")
Depth
39.4cm (15.51")
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Mark Seabrook Antiques has dated this 17th Century Oak Side Chair to the 17th Century.

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SA1150774
Dealers Internal Reference
MS 8120
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Description
A rare form of 17thc oak single side chair, I have not come across this type and design before.... with attractive unusual shaped central splat and "ears" to the toprail...it has gained a very good colour with a natural patina and is in excellent condition.....

English. C1680-90.

Height
111.8cm (44.02")
Width
44.5cm (17.52")
Depth
39.4cm (15.51")
Date of Manufacture

Mark Seabrook Antiques has dated this 17th Century Oak Side Chair to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1150774
Dealers Internal Ref
MS 8120
Mark Seabrook Antiques
Mark Seabrook Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2020

Specialising in 17/18thc oak & country furniture, antique treen, early metalware & english pottery.

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A late 17th-century dark oak side chair featuring a carved cresting rail, a pierced central splat back, turned legs, and a tapestry seat cushion with tassel fringe.
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Archive I A late 17th-century dark oak side chair featuring a carved cresting rail, a pierced central splat back, turned legs, and a tapestry seat cushion with tassel fringe.

Antique Oak Furniture 17thc Single Side Chair with Attractive Central Splat. English C1680-90.

Archive II A late 17th-century dark oak side chair featuring a carved cresting rail, a pierced central splat back, turned legs, and a tapestry seat cushion with tassel fringe. View II
Archive III A late 17th-century dark oak side chair featuring a carved cresting rail, a pierced central splat back, turned legs, and a tapestry seat cushion with tassel fringe. View III
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Archive V A late 17th-century dark oak side chair featuring a carved cresting rail, a pierced central splat back, turned legs, and a tapestry seat cushion with tassel fringe. View V
Archive VI A late 17th-century dark oak side chair featuring a carved cresting rail, a pierced central splat back, turned legs, and a tapestry seat cushion with tassel fringe. View VI
Archive VII A late 17th-century dark oak side chair featuring a carved cresting rail, a pierced central splat back, turned legs, and a tapestry seat cushion with tassel fringe. View VII
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A late 17th-century dark oak side chair featuring a carved cresting rail, a pierced central splat back, turned legs, and a tapestry seat cushion with tassel fringe.
Antique Oak Furniture 17thc Single Side Chair With Attractive Central Splat. English C1680-90.
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A late 17th-century dark oak side chair featuring a carved cresting rail, a pierced central splat back, turned legs, and a tapestry seat cushion with tassel fringe.
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Seating from the late 17th century, encompassing the Charles II and James II periods, is characterised by native oak construction, turned legs, stretcher bases, and carved or pierced splat backs that reflect continental woodworking influences.

Craftsmen constructed these pieces using solid English oak joined with mortise and tenon joints held by wooden pegs. Components were shaped using hand planes and lathes to create turned stretchers and legs.

Authentic period examples demonstrate signs of hand-tooling, irregular wooden peg joinery, natural wear on the front footrests and lower stretchers, and deep, uneven patination acquired over centuries.

Position the chair as a standalone accent piece in an entryway, alongside a modern desk, or within a hallway alcove to create contrast against contemporary architectural lines and light wall finishes.

Keep the timber away from direct heat sources and moist environments to prevent movement. Apply a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice per year using a soft cloth, buffing along the direction of the grain.
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