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Two Lovely Early 19th Century Country Made Elm and Ash Framed Carver Chairs.
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Two Lovely Early 19th Century Country Made Elm and Ash Framed Carver Chairs.

19th century
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Georgian style! Two lovely early 19th century country made elm and ash framed carver chairs of differing designs, but with similarly newly upholstered very tasteful black leather seats which compliments them beautifully. The chairs have a beautiful patina to the wood from over 200 years of loving use, are structurally perfect and will be a great addition to many settings in the traditionally furnished home. Please see the other vintage, retro and antique furniture we have listed. £345 (pair).

Dimensions-

Straight top chair (left)- height 98cm, seat height 52cm, width 59cm and depth 50cm

Curved top chair (right)- height 100cm, seat height 52cm, width 64cm and depth 57cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
100cm (39.37")
Width
64cm (25.20")
Depth
57cm (22.44")
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Designer Antiques4u has dated these Antique Elm Carver Chairs to the 19th Century.

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SA1185378
Dealers Internal Reference
HF1504
Description
Georgian style! Two lovely early 19th century country made elm and ash framed carver chairs of differing designs, but with similarly newly upholstered very tasteful black leather seats which compliments them beautifully.
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The chairs have a beautiful patina to the wood from over 200 years of loving use, are structurally perfect and will be a great addition to many settings in the traditionally furnished home.
Designer Antiques4u

Please see the other vintage, retro and antique furniture we have listed. £345 (pair).

Dimensions-

Straight top chair (left)- height 98cm, seat height 52cm, width 59cm and depth 50cm

Curved top chair (right)- height 100cm, seat height 52cm, width 64cm and depth 57cm

Height
100cm (39.37")
Width
64cm (25.20")
Depth
57cm (22.44")
Date of Manufacture

Designer Antiques4u has dated these Antique Elm Carver Chairs to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1185378
Dealers Internal Ref
HF1504
Designer Antiques4u
Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2020
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A pair of early 19th century dark timber carver chairs featuring open pierced splats, swept armrests, and dark upholstered seats.
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Archive I A pair of early 19th century dark timber carver chairs featuring open pierced splats, swept armrests, and dark upholstered seats.

Two Lovely Early 19th Century Country Made Elm and Ash Framed Carver Chairs.

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A pair of early 19th century dark timber carver chairs featuring open pierced splats, swept armrests, and dark upholstered seats.
Two lovely early 19th century country made elm and ash framed carver chairs.
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A pair of early 19th century dark timber carver chairs featuring open pierced splats, swept armrests, and dark upholstered seats.
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A carver chair, also known as an elbow chair or master chair, is an armchair designed to sit at the head or foot of a dining table. Originating in the 18th and 19th centuries, these chairs allowed the host to easily carve meat while maintaining a commanding position at the dining setting.

Regional English country carvers were predominantly crafted from native hardwoods such as elm, ash, oak, and beech. Elm was frequently chosen for seat boards and structural framing due to its interlocking grain, which resists splitting.

Authentic 19th-century examples typically feature hand-cut joinery, pegged mortise and tenon joints, and subtle irregularities from hand-tooling. Look for natural wear on the armrests and stretchers, alongside authentic patination around high-touch areas.

Pairing country carvers with a modern oak or marble dining table creates an engaging contrast between historic craftsmanship and contemporary lines. Alternatively, place a single carver chair beside a writing desk or in a hallway as a functional accent seat.

Keep the timber frame away from direct heat sources and radiator units to prevent drying or joint loosening. Apply a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year to preserve the original patina and clean the upholstered seats using a soft damp cloth.
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