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Unusual Regency Period Chjilds Chair in Mahogany
Stalham Antique Gallery
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Unusual Regency Period Chjilds Chair in Mahogany

19th century
Description

This is an unusual child's chair made from mahogany, dating to approximately 1820. It features a design characteristic of the Early 19th Century and is classified under the categories of chairs and child's chairs. The material used is solid mahogany, known for its durability and fine grain.

Fine canework seat

Lovely condition and colour

Physical Dimensions
Height
64cm (25.20")
Width
37cm (14.57")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Declaration

Stalham Antique Gallery has dated this Regency Mahogany Childs Chair to the Regency era.

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SA1197729
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1716
Description
This is an unusual child's chair made from mahogany, dating to approximately 1820.
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It features a design characteristic of the Early 19th Century and is classified under the categories of chairs and child's chairs.
Stalham Antique Gallery

The material used is solid mahogany, known for its durability and fine grain.

Fine canework seat

Lovely condition and colour

Height
64cm (25.20")
Width
37cm (14.57")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Date of Manufacture

Stalham Antique Gallery has dated this Regency Mahogany Childs Chair to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1197729
Dealers Internal Ref
1716
Stalham Antique Gallery
Stalham Antique Gallery
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2016

“i don’t collect things because they are valuable, but because they are interesting, beautiful and have a history.”

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Stalham Antique Gallery is a registered member of CINOA

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A Regency period mahogany childs armchair featuring a woven cane seat, sweeping armrests, panelled top rail, and curved sabre legs.
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Archive I A Regency period mahogany childs armchair featuring a woven cane seat, sweeping armrests, panelled top rail, and curved sabre legs.

Unusual Regency Period Chjilds Chair in Mahogany

Archive II A Regency period mahogany childs armchair featuring a woven cane seat, sweeping armrests, panelled top rail, and curved sabre legs. View II
Archive III A Regency period mahogany childs armchair featuring a woven cane seat, sweeping armrests, panelled top rail, and curved sabre legs. View III
Archive IV A Regency period mahogany childs armchair featuring a woven cane seat, sweeping armrests, panelled top rail, and curved sabre legs. View IV
Archive V A Regency period mahogany childs armchair featuring a woven cane seat, sweeping armrests, panelled top rail, and curved sabre legs. View V
Archive VI A Regency period mahogany childs armchair featuring a woven cane seat, sweeping armrests, panelled top rail, and curved sabre legs. View VI
Archive VII A Regency period mahogany childs armchair featuring a woven cane seat, sweeping armrests, panelled top rail, and curved sabre legs. View VII
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A Regency period mahogany childs armchair featuring a woven cane seat, sweeping armrests, panelled top rail, and curved sabre legs.
Unusual Regency period chjilds chair in mahogany
Ref: SA1197729
A Regency period mahogany childs armchair featuring a woven cane seat, sweeping armrests, panelled top rail, and curved sabre legs.
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Regency period furniture, dating from roughly 1811 to 1830, draws heavy inspiration from classical Greek, Roman, and Egyptian antiquities. Key hallmarks include sweeping lines such as sabre legs, clean reeded decoration, rich mahogany timbers, and functional woven cane elements.

Cabinetmakers during the Regency era predominantly utilised solid Cuban or West Indian mahogany for structural framing. Seats frequently incorporated natural hand-woven cane webbing to maintain lightness, accompanied by brass fittings or subtle timber carving.

Authentic pieces display proportioned construction techniques identical to adult-sized furniture of the period, including hand-cut mortise and tenon joinery. Look for natural oxidation on the underside of the frame, hand-carved details, swept scroll arms, and integrated sabre legs.

A miniature period armchair functions effectively as an accent object placed alongside a fireplace hearth, within an entry foyer, or elevated on a low display pedestal. Its warm wood tones complement contemporary neutral palettes and structured modern furniture.

Maintain mahogany timber by applying a natural beeswax polish annually and dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth. To prevent woven cane from becoming brittle, keep the item away from direct radiators or dry heat sources and maintain consistent indoor humidity levels.
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