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An Early 18th Century Wingchair

18th century
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A Stunning Ealry 18th century wingchair collected from Parham house. On tapering mahogany legs, with a H stretcher base, its a great example of early English furniture.

Physical Dimensions
Height
117cm (46.06")
Width
72cm (28.35")
Depth
78cm (30.71")
Declaration

Henry Fowler Antiques has dated this Georgian Wingback Armchair to the 18th Century.

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SA1167450
Description
A Stunning Ealry 18th century wingchair collected from Parham house. On tapering mahogany legs, with a H stretcher base, its a great example of early English furniture.
Height
117cm (46.06")
Width
72cm (28.35")
Depth
78cm (30.71")
Date of Manufacture

Henry Fowler Antiques has dated this Georgian Wingback Armchair to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1167450
Henry Fowler Antiques
Henry Fowler Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2022
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An early 18th-century wingback armchair featuring a dark timber frame, prominent side wings, and worn beige calico upholstery.
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Archive I An early 18th-century wingback armchair featuring a dark timber frame, prominent side wings, and worn beige calico upholstery.

An Early 18th century wingchair

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An early 18th-century wingback armchair featuring a dark timber frame, prominent side wings, and worn beige calico upholstery.
An Early 18th century wingchair
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An early 18th-century wingback armchair featuring a dark timber frame, prominent side wings, and worn beige calico upholstery.
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First introduced in the late 17th century and perfected during the Georgian era, wingback chairs were designed to trap heat from open fireplaces and shield the sitter from cold draughts in unheated rooms.

Early 18th-century wing chairs were crafted with solid hardwood frames, typically walnut or oak, and upholstered using natural materials such as horsehair, hessian, jute webbing, and feather stuffing.

Authentic Georgian wing chairs feature hand-carved wood frames, mortise and tenon joint construction, hand-forged tacks, heavy proportions, and traditional stretchers linking the legs.

A Georgian wing chair provides a architectural focal point when paired alongside contemporary minimalist furniture, or left deconstructed to highlight historical craft alongside rustic textures.

Condition the exposed timber frame with natural beeswax, position the chair away from direct heat sources and sunlight, and consult an antique upholstery specialist for conservation using period-accurate materials.
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