A William and Mary period oak armchair of tall, high-backed proportions, dating to around 1700. The slatted back is surmounted by a pierced scroll crest, above swept open arms and a panelled seat within a framed surround, all raised on turned legs united by a robust stretcher base.A distinctive chair with strong architectural presence, well suited to a hall, study or as an occasional chair beside a fireplace.Very good antique condition with surface wear and patina consistent with age. Historic evidence of woodworm, long gone. Structurally sound, clean and ready to place in the home.English, circa 1700.H: 132 W: 67 D: 51 cmSeat height: 40.5 cmDELIVERY INCLUDED - All prices include UK mainland delivery*. The price you see is what you pay. *This covers most of England, Wales and Scotland as far North as Edinburgh / Glasgow. Delivery is normally within 5-12 working days of dispatch depending on location. More remote areas may take longer or incur a surcharge...