17th Century Oak Wainscot Chair.

Name: 17th Century Oak Wainscot Chair.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1171042
Availability: SoldOut

17th century

Sold by Dickinsons Antiques

Description

A good early 17th Century armchair.

The boldly carved back panel with a large central Tudor rose surrounded by four stylised daisies, the shaped crest carved with scrolls and a Guilloche strapwork pattern. A very sturdy and solid chair of a fabulous colour and burnished surface, having the original two-piece seat. In excellent condition, being well up on its feet and retaining all the original stretchers and pegs, having a couple of small historic repairs to the seat and a piece of wood overlaying the bottom of the panel.

A great example of a chair from the early 17th Century, Circa 1630

Seat height of 52 cm.

A chair with a very similar back panel described as "powerful" is illustrated on page 61, plate 43 in Tobias Jellinek's book "Early British Chairs and Seats 1500 To 1700".

Physical Dimensions

Height

112cm (44.09")

Width

56cm (22.05")

Depth

57cm (22.44")

Declaration

Dickinsons Antiques has dated this piece to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1171042

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Description

A good early 17th Century armchair.

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The boldly carved back panel with a large central Tudor rose surrounded by four stylised daisies, the shaped crest carved with scrolls and a Guilloche strapwork pattern.

Dickinsons Antiques

A very sturdy and solid chair of a fabulous colour and burnished surface, having the original two-piece seat. In excellent condition, being well up on its feet and retaining all the original stretchers and pegs, having a couple of small historic repairs to the seat and a piece of wood overlaying the bottom of the panel.

A great example of a chair from the early 17th Century, Circa 1630

Seat height of 52 cm.

A chair with a very similar back panel described as "powerful" is illustrated on page 61, plate 43 in Tobias Jellinek's book "Early British Chairs and Seats 1500 To 1700".