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Late 19th-century Walnut Fauteuil in the William & Mary Style
Salisbury Antiques Centre
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Late 19th-century Walnut Fauteuil in the William & Mary Style

19th century
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A handsome late 19th-century walnut framed open armchair in the William & Mary style, upholstered in a deep blue velvet. The shaped upholstered back and generous seat are finished with traditional brass nailhead trim, giving a smart and period-appropriate look.

The well-drawn scroll arms sit on turned supports, above a baluster-turned front stretcher and matching side and rear stretchers. The chair stands on robust block and turned legs, the walnut frame retaining an attractive colour and patination.

A comfortable and decorative piece with strong 17th-century revival character, ready to place.

c.1880–1900

Physical Dimensions
Height
117cm (46.06")
Width
62cm (24.41")
Depth
75cm (29.53")
Declaration

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Walnut William Mary Fauteuil to the 1880s.

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SA1184809
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C2661
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Description
A handsome late 19th-century walnut framed open armchair in the William & Mary style, upholstered in a deep blue velvet.
The shaped upholstered back and generous seat are finished with traditional brass nailhead trim, giving a smart and period-appropriate look.
Salisbury Antiques Centre
fig 1. A late nineteenth-century walnut fauteuil featuring blue velvet upholstery, brass stud trim, shaped wooden arms, and turned legs with stretchers.
fig 1. Late 19th-century Walnut Fauteuil in the William & Mary Style

The well-drawn scroll arms sit on turned supports, above a baluster-turned front stretcher and matching side and rear stretchers. The chair stands on robust block and turned legs, the walnut frame retaining an attractive colour and patination.

A comfortable and decorative piece with strong 17th-century revival character, ready to place.

c.1880–1900

Height
117cm (46.06")
Width
62cm (24.41")
Depth
75cm (29.53")
Date of Manufacture

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Walnut William Mary Fauteuil to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1184809
Dealers Internal Ref
C2661
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2007
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Archive I A late nineteenth-century walnut fauteuil featuring blue velvet upholstery, brass stud trim, shaped wooden arms, and turned legs with stretchers.

Late 19th-Century Walnut Fauteuil in the William & Mary Style

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A late nineteenth-century walnut fauteuil featuring blue velvet upholstery, brass stud trim, shaped wooden arms, and turned legs with stretchers.
Late 19th-Century Walnut Fauteuil in the William & Mary Style
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A late nineteenth-century walnut fauteuil featuring blue velvet upholstery, brass stud trim, shaped wooden arms, and turned legs with stretchers.
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Originating in the late seventeenth century, William & Mary style seating is characterised by tall upholstered backs, open carved armrests, turned legs, and elaborate stretchers joining the base.

Revival pieces from this era typically feature solid walnut or oak frames, traditional horsehair stuffing, webbed seat construction, and heavy woven textiles such as velvet or tapestry trim.

Late nineteenth-century revival pieces exhibit uniform machine-assisted joinery, precise metal fastenings, modern upholstery tacks, and regular wood turnings compared to hand-hewn seventeenth-century originals.

An upholstered fauteuil functions effectively as a single statement piece in a study, drawing room, or hallway, contrasting structured woodwork against neutral modern wall palettes.

Velvet fabric requires gentle vacuuming with a soft brush attachment in the direction of the pile, while the wooden frame should be kept clean using natural beeswax and kept away from direct heat sources.
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