Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated these Victorian Oak Dining Chairs to the 1860s.
The chairs feature shaped open backs with gently curved top rails and well-proportioned uprights, displaying the restrained yet refined craftsmanship associated with leading Scottish cabinetmakers of the period.

Each chair is upholstered in rich brown leather, finished with traditional brass studded edging.
The presence of the maker’s stamp confirms their quality and provenance, with John Taylor & Son being well regarded for their solid construction and attention to detail. These chairs would suit a traditional dining room, library or country house interior, offering both practical seating and period authenticity.

The set remains in good antique condition throughout, with expected marks and wear commensurate with age and use, and presents well as a complete and increasingly hard-to-find matching suite.
A handsome and characterful set, combining comfort, craftsmanship and Scottish heritage.
Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated these Victorian Oak Dining Chairs to the 1860s.
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