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South Yorkshire 17th Century Joined Oak Armchair
Earl and Rymer
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South Yorkshire 17th Century Joined Oak Armchair

17th century
For Sale by Earl and Rymer
Description

A splendid 17th Century South Yorkshire joined oak armchair

Height 101cm x Width 54cm x Depth 44cm. Seat Height 41cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
101cm (39.76")
Width
54cm (21.26")
Depth
44cm (17.32")
Declaration

Earl and Rymer has dated this 17th Century Oak Armchair to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1195878
Dealers Internal Reference
1066
Description
A splendid 17th Century South Yorkshire joined oak armchair

Height 101cm x Width 54cm x Depth 44cm. Seat Height 41cm

Height
101cm (39.76")
Width
54cm (21.26")
Depth
44cm (17.32")
Date of Manufacture

Earl and Rymer has dated this 17th Century Oak Armchair to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1195878
Dealers Internal Ref
1066
Earl and Rymer
Earl and Rymer
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2026

Earl & rymer specialise in beautiful, interesting and unusual decorative antiques and art.

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A 17th-century dark oak joined armchair with double carved cresting rails, shaped armrests, and turned front legs.
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Archive I A 17th-century dark oak joined armchair with double carved cresting rails, shaped armrests, and turned front legs.

South Yorkshire 17th Century Joined Oak Armchair

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A 17th-century dark oak joined armchair with double carved cresting rails, shaped armrests, and turned front legs.
South Yorkshire 17th Century Joined Oak Armchair
Ref: SA1195878
A 17th-century dark oak joined armchair with double carved cresting rails, shaped armrests, and turned front legs.
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South Yorkshire joined oak armchairs from the 17th century are known for regional carving details, including double arcaded crest rails with carved scrollwork, open shaped armrests, and mortise-and-tenon frame construction.

Chairs from this period were crafted using joined timber methods, utilizing mortise and tenon joints secured with wooden dowels or pegs, combined with hand-planed oak panels and turned leg supports.

Authentic period pieces display hand-hewn oak timber, irregular wooden peg placement, dark natural oxidisation in crevices, period-appropriate wear on lower stretchers, and traditional mortise-and-tenon construction without modern screws or nails.

A 17th-century oak armchair serves as a strong sculptural accent when placed against a minimalist backdrop, paired with contemporary textured textiles or positioned in an entryway or library setting.

Oak furniture should be kept away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent shrinkage or cracking. Regular cleaning with a soft cloth and occasional application of natural beeswax preserves the timber finish.
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