Shackladys Antiques has dated these Jacobean Revival Dining Chairs to the 1910s.

The chair backs are defined by twin carved horizontal rails, each formed as a shaped and scalloped arch. These rails are profusely ornamented with scrolling foliate motifs, carefully hand-carved to create a sense of movement and symmetry. Suspended beneath each arch are turned pendant drops, adding a subtle three-dimensional accent and reinforcing the period aesthetic. The uprights are substantial and slightly tapering, terminating in gently rounded finials that frame the decorative back panels with architectural presence.

The armchairs feature shaped oak arms with a smooth, tactile finish, supported by robust turned balusters that echo the detailing found throughout the suite. The front legs across all eight chairs are boldly turned and block-and-baluster formed, united by stretchers to the sides and rear for structural integrity. A prominent turned front stretcher, rhythmically carved, provides both reinforcement and visual continuity, underscoring the craftsmanship inherent in each piece.

Seats are generously proportioned and upholstered in a deep blue velvet, secured with evenly spaced brass studwork along the lower edge. The upholstery offers a refined contrast to the warmth of the oak frame, introducing a restrained yet sophisticated color element that complements both traditional and transitional interiors.
Armchairs
Height 38 Inches Height to seat 19.5 Inches
Width 23 Inches
Depth 20.5 Inches
Chairs
Height 38 Inches Height to seat 19.5 Inches
Width 18 Inches
Depth 18 Inches
Shackladys Antiques has dated these Jacobean Revival Dining Chairs to the 1910s.
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