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Early 19th C. Elm Arm Chair
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Early 19th C. Elm Arm Chair

19th century
For Sale by The Old Yard
Description

An early 19th C. Elm Arm Chair.  In the style of Chippendale, this Elm country chair offers charm and has a lovely patina.  With historic repairs adding to it's character it is the perfect piece for a kitchen or hallway.

Total Width 70 cm

Total Depth 50 cm

Total Height 100 cm

Seat Width 55 cm

Seat Depth 39 cm

Seat Height 46 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
100cm (39.37")
Width
70cm (27.56")
Depth
50cm (19.69")
Declaration

The Old Yard has dated this Georgian Elm Armchair to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1156556
Dealers Internal Reference
5083
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Description
An early 19th C. Elm Arm Chair.  In the style of Chippendale, this Elm country chair offers charm and has a lovely patina.  With historic repairs adding to it's character it is the perfect piece for a kitchen or hallway.

Total Width 70 cm

Total Depth 50 cm

Total Height 100 cm

Seat Width 55 cm

Seat Depth 39 cm

Seat Height 46 cm

Height
100cm (39.37")
Width
70cm (27.56")
Depth
50cm (19.69")
Date of Manufacture

The Old Yard has dated this Georgian Elm Armchair to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1156556
Dealers Internal Ref
5083
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A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers.
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Archive I A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers.

Early 19th C. Elm Arm Chair

Archive II A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View II
Archive III A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View III
Archive IV Scale Reference for A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers.
Archive V A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View V
Archive VI A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View VI
Archive VII A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View VII
Archive VIII A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View VIII
Archive IX A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View IX
Archive X A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View X
Archive XI A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View XI
Archive XII A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View XII
Archive XIII A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View XIII
Archive XIV A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View XIV
Archive XV A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View XV
Archive XVI A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View XVI
Archive XVII A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View XVII
Archive XVIII A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View XVIII
Archive XIX A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers. View XIX
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A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers.
Early 19th C. Elm Arm Chair
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A dark brown early nineteenth-century elm armchair featuring a shaped top rail, a pierced vertical back splat, curved armrests, a solid timber seat, and straight legs joined by stretchers.
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Early 19th-century country armchairs often feature vernacular adaptations of prominent styles such as Chippendale or Hepplewhite, combining functional design with decorative pierced splats and sturdy stretchers.

Regional craftsmen frequently utilised native English hardwoods such as elm, ash, and oak, often selecting elm for solid timber seats due to its strength and resistance to splitting.

Period chairs typically demonstrate hand-cut mortise and tenon joinery secured with wooden pegs, hand-planed surfaces, and natural wear patterns on stretchers and armrests.

A solitary country armchair functions effectively as an accent piece beside an entry console, within a bedroom corner, or paired with clean-lined modern writing desks.

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