London Fine Antiques has dated this piece to the Edwardian era.
A comprehensive and beautifully crafted suite comprising two carvers and ten side chairs, this collection embodies the refinement and grace of Georgian revival design, perfectly suited to the grand dining room or formal entertaining space.

Inspired by the classic Hepplewhite style, showcasing elegance and symmetry
Constructed from select mahogany stocks, displaying fine grain interest and deep caramel hues
Suite comprises 12 chairs in total — a pair of grand carvers and ten slipper chairs

Each chair professionally reupholstered in a tasteful herringbone silk-cotton textile
Champagne-toned upholstery complements the rich warmth of the mahogany frames
Distinctive Hepplewhite backrests feature a wheatsheaf motif set within a spade-shaped splat

Carver chairs with graceful outward arms, supported by canted front supports
Seat heights matched across the two forms at a comfortable 45.5cm (18'')
Tapering front legs terminate in classic spade feet, exemplifying Georgian design influence

Rear legs gently splayed, providing stability and refined proportion
Excellent comfort and form, ideal for formal dining or stately interior settings
A wonderful Edwardian Hepplewhite revival suite, balancing craftsmanship, beauty, and practical usability

A magnificent set of 12 Hepplewhite style dining chairs, offering superb craftsmanship and timeless elegance. Rich in detail and colour, this Edwardian suite would grace the finest dining room or country house, representing an exceptional example of early 20th century revival furniture. Solid joints and construction, delivered waxed, polished and ready for the home.

Dimensions:
Carver Width: 60cm (23.5'')
Carver Depth: 59cm (23.25'')
Carver Height: 94.5cm (37.25'')
Seat Width: 52.5cm (20.75'')
Seat Depth: 47.5cm (18.75'')
Seat Height: 45.5cm (18'')
Chair Width: 54cm (21.25'')
Chair Depth: 52cm (20.5'')
Chair Height: 92.5cm (36.5'')
Seat Width: 54cm (21.25'')
Seat Depth: 43cm (17'')
Seat Height: 45.5cm (18'')
London Fine Antiques has dated this piece to the Edwardian era.
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