Pair of satinwood chairs circa 1880. Well made and in sound condition. Carved centre to the mid bar. Top back inlaid. On turned, fluted legs. Good quality upholstery of a William Morris floral-patterned design.

Measurements:

33.5 inches high

17.25 inches wide

16 inches deep

Seat height is 18.5 inches.

Physical Dimensions

Height

85cm (33.46")

Width

43.8cm (17.24")

Depth

40.8cm (16.06")

Declaration

Ruby Antiques has dated these Satinwood Inlaid Side Chairs to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

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SA1185241

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Description

Measurements:

33.5 inches high

17.25 inches wide

16 inches deep

Seat height is 18.5 inches.

Physical Dimensions

Height

85cm (33.46")

Width

43.8cm (17.24")

Depth

40.8cm (16.06")

Date of Manufacture

Ruby Antiques has dated these Satinwood Inlaid Side Chairs to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1185241

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Ruby Antiques

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Dawes Farm
Taunton Road
Bridgewater
Somerset
TA6 6PS
United Kingdom

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Location: Dawes Farm, Taunton Road, Bridgewater, Somerset, TA6 6PS, United Kingdom

Profile: sellingantiques.co.uk/rubyantiques

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Pair of 19th Century Satinwood Inlaid Chairs

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Late 19th-century satinwood side chairs are recognised for their light golden timber, classical proportions, and geometric inlay. Often inspired by 18th-century Sheraton designs, these chairs feature slender uprights, fluted legs, and detailed woodworking.

Cabinetmakers utilised satinwood for its reflective grain, combined with contrasting timber inlays such as ebony or boxwood stringing. Frames were assembled using traditional mortise and tenon joinery, fitted with upholstered seats.

Authentic pieces display age-appropriate patina, hand-cut joinery marks along the seat frame, and hand-applied timber inlay. Original finishes often exhibit fine craquelure, whereas modern reproductions feature uniform machine sanding and synthetic lacquers.

These chairs function effectively as accent seating in bedrooms, hallways, or beside a writing desk. Combining golden satinwood tones with contemporary fabrics or neutral surroundings creates a clear contrast between historic craftsmanship and modern decor.

Dust the timber regularly using a dry, soft cloth and apply a clear beeswax polish sparingly once or twice a year. Position the furniture away from direct sunlight and radiators to prevent wood shrinkage, fading, or veneer lift.