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19th Century Oak & Leather Wingback Armchair
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19th Century Oak & Leather Wingback Armchair

19th century
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Description

This charming antique oak armchair features a robust oak frame and rich tan leather upholstery. The chair is designed in a classic wingback style, offering a high backrest with gracefully shaped wings that provide both aesthetic charm and functional comfort. The supple leather upholstery is hand-stitched and adorned with decorative brass nailhead trim.

The armrests are upholstered in the same leather, with delicate brass detailing at the joints for added refinement. The sturdy oak frame showcases expertly reel turned legs and stretchers, the warm patina of the wood complements the deep caramel hues of the leather, creating a sophisticated contrast.

Offered in good condition, ready for use.

W 66cm (26")

D 86cm (34")

H 118cm (46.5")

Seat H 46cm (18")

Arm H 65cm (25.5")

Physical Dimensions
Height
118cm (46.46")
Width
66cm (25.98")
Depth
86cm (33.86")
Declaration

LTANTIQUES.CO.UK has dated this Oak Leather Wingback Armchair to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1204991
Dealers Internal Reference
YSN250321D
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Description
This charming antique oak armchair features a robust oak frame and rich tan leather upholstery.
The chair is designed in a classic wingback style, offering a high backrest with gracefully shaped wings that provide both aesthetic charm and functional comfort.
LTANTIQUES.CO.UK

The supple leather upholstery is hand-stitched and adorned with decorative brass nailhead trim.

fig 1. A nineteenth-century wingback armchair featuring tan leather upholstery with brass stud detailing, carved oak scroll armrests, and turned legs with connecting stretchers.
fig 1. 19th Century Oak & Leather Wingback Armchair

The armrests are upholstered in the same leather, with delicate brass detailing at the joints for added refinement. The sturdy oak frame showcases expertly reel turned legs and stretchers, the warm patina of the wood complements the deep caramel hues of the leather, creating a sophisticated contrast.

Offered in good condition, ready for use.

W 66cm (26")

D 86cm (34")

H 118cm (46.5")

Seat H 46cm (18")

Arm H 65cm (25.5")

Height
118cm (46.46")
Width
66cm (25.98")
Depth
86cm (33.86")
Date of Manufacture

LTANTIQUES.CO.UK has dated this Oak Leather Wingback Armchair to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1204991
Dealers Internal Ref
YSN250321D
LTANTIQUES.CO.UK
LTANTIQUES.CO.UK
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2011

Specialists in all periods of english furniture

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Archive I A nineteenth-century wingback armchair featuring tan leather upholstery with brass stud detailing, carved oak scroll armrests, and turned legs with connecting stretchers.

19th Century Oak & Leather Wingback Armchair

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A nineteenth-century wingback armchair featuring tan leather upholstery with brass stud detailing, carved oak scroll armrests, and turned legs with connecting stretchers.
19th Century Oak & Leather Wingback Armchair
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A nineteenth-century wingback armchair featuring tan leather upholstery with brass stud detailing, carved oak scroll armrests, and turned legs with connecting stretchers.
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First introduced in seventeenth-century England, wingback armchairs were created to protect occupants from cold draughts while retaining heat from open fireplaces within domestic interiors.

Traditional wingback chairs are built using solid hardwood frames such as oak or beech, featuring natural leather or heavy upholstery fabric secured with brass studs, and stuffed with natural filling materials.

Authentic nineteenth-century armchairs exhibit hand-carved or turned wooden elements, original mortise and tenon joinery, natural surface patination on the leather, and individual hand-driven brass upholstery tacks.

An antique leather wingback chair serves as a focal point in contemporary spaces when placed in a reading nook or fireside, contrasting warm leather tones against neutral walls and modern architectural elements.

Leather upholstery requires periodic application of specialised leather balsam to prevent cracking, while oak framing should be dusted regularly and nourished with natural beeswax polish away from direct heat sources.
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