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Yew & Elm Windsor Chair
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Yew & Elm Windsor Chair

19th century
Sold 30 July 2026 · Georgian Antiques
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Circa 1860. A mid Victorian elm and yew wood combed back Windsor chair of classical form, the arched top with the pierced splat with wheel in center with a proud rondel supported on six spindles, the central section which forms the arms, supported on curved uprights and balustrades, the solid elm scooped seat with scribed fore-edge, all resting on four turned ring turned tapering legs which are slightly splayed, l braced by conforming stretchers.

Date of Manufacture

Georgian Antiques has dated this Antique Yew Windsor Chair to the 1860s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
103cm (40.55")
Width
56cm (22.05")
Depth
40cm (15.75")
Reference Numbers
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SA1162920
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34765
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Circa 1860. A mid Victorian elm and yew wood combed back Windsor chair of classical form, the arched top with the pierced splat with wheel in center with a proud rondel supported on six spindles, the central section which forms the arms, supported on curved uprights and balustrades, the solid elm scooped seat with scribed fore-edge, all resting on four turned ring turned tapering legs which are slightly splayed, l braced by conforming stretchers.
Date of Manufacture

Georgian Antiques has dated this Antique Yew Windsor Chair to the 1860s.

Height
103cm (40.55")
Width
56cm (22.05")
Depth
40cm (15.75")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1162920
Dealers Internal Ref
34765
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A wooden Windsor armchair featuring a carved wheel splat, stick back, sculpted elm seat, and turned legs joined by an H-stretcher. SOLD30 JUL 26
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Archive I A wooden Windsor armchair featuring a carved wheel splat, stick back, sculpted elm seat, and turned legs joined by an H-stretcher. SOLD30 JUL 26

Yew & Elm Windsor Chair

Archive II A wooden Windsor armchair featuring a carved wheel splat, stick back, sculpted elm seat, and turned legs joined by an H-stretcher. View II
Archive III A wooden Windsor armchair featuring a carved wheel splat, stick back, sculpted elm seat, and turned legs joined by an H-stretcher. View III
Archive IV A wooden Windsor armchair featuring a carved wheel splat, stick back, sculpted elm seat, and turned legs joined by an H-stretcher. View IV
Archive V A wooden Windsor armchair featuring a carved wheel splat, stick back, sculpted elm seat, and turned legs joined by an H-stretcher. View V
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A wooden Windsor armchair featuring a carved wheel splat, stick back, sculpted elm seat, and turned legs joined by an H-stretcher.
Yew & Elm Windsor Chair
Ref: SA1162920
A wooden Windsor armchair featuring a carved wheel splat, stick back, sculpted elm seat, and turned legs joined by an H-stretcher.
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  • ObjectArmchairs
  • Period19th century
  • StyleTraditional Country
  • MaterialYew, Elm, Ash
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsWheelback splat, Scalloped saddle seat, Turned spindles, H-stretcher
  • SizeH 103 cm (41 in) x W 56 cm (22 in) x D 40 cm (16 in)

Windsor chairs originated in England during the early 18th century, developing from vernacular woodworking traditions where individual components were turned on a lathe and fitted into a solid wooden seat.

Traditional Windsor chairs typically feature a combination of native timbers, utilising strong yew or ash for the bentwood components and spindles, elm for the carved saddle seat, and beech or fruitwood for the turned undercarriage.

Authentic period pieces display hand-turned construction marks, wedged tenons passing through the seat top, appropriate timber shrinkage, and distinct patination accumulated over centuries of use.

Such chairs provide organic warmth and textural contrast when juxtaposed against minimalist modern dining tables, or positioned as a standalone accent piece in a study or hallway.

Preservation involves maintaining stable indoor humidity levels away from direct heat sources and applying occasional applications of specialist beeswax polish to nourish the historic timber surface.
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