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Dutch Walnut Hall Chair Circa 1750
C S Moreton
for sale €193     $210
£165
C S Moreton

C S Moreton

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Dutch Walnut Hall Chair Circa 1750

18th century
For Sale by C S Moreton
Description

Fine 18th. century Dutch walnut hall chair with stuff over shaped back and seat and raised on cabriole legs. Beautirully upholstered in raised patterned velvet. All in fine original condition with just a bit of very old and very dead worm. Fine colour with great waxed patina. FRESH ON MARKET STRAIGHT FROM SCOTTISH MANSION HOUSE,

Size; 44" high, 21" wide, 22" deep. Seat height 20"

Approx. delivery cost in mainland U.K. £65

Physical Dimensions
Height
112cm (44.09")
Width
53.5cm (21.06")
Depth
56cm (22.05")
Declaration

C S Moreton has dated this Dutch Walnut Hall Chair to the 18th Century.

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SA1208661
Dealers Notes

Dealer in hand picked Georgian and earlier furniture, ceramics, metalware and silver. Also stocked 19th. Scottish paintings and oriental rugs. Business founded in 1854 in Portsmouth, now run by myself the fourth generation near Perth in Scotland. Shop closed now due to retirement

Description
Fine 18th. century Dutch walnut hall chair with stuff over shaped back and seat and raised on cabriole legs. Beautirully upholstered in raised patterned velvet. All in fine original condition with just a bit of very old and very dead worm. Fine colour with great waxed patina. FRESH ON MARKET STRAIGHT FROM SCOTTISH MANSION HOUSE,

Size; 44" high, 21" wide, 22" deep. Seat height 20"

Approx. delivery cost in mainland U.K. £65

Height
112cm (44.09")
Width
53.5cm (21.06")
Depth
56cm (22.05")
Date of Manufacture

C S Moreton has dated this Dutch Walnut Hall Chair to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1208661
C S Moreton
C S Moreton
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2011

Inchmartine house, the home of georgian antiques in scotland.

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An 18th-century Dutch walnut hall chair featuring cabriole legs, pad feet, and a red and dark navy patterned fabric seat and backrest.
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Archive I An 18th-century Dutch walnut hall chair featuring cabriole legs, pad feet, and a red and dark navy patterned fabric seat and backrest.

Dutch walnut hall chair circa 1750

Archive II An 18th-century Dutch walnut hall chair featuring cabriole legs, pad feet, and a red and dark navy patterned fabric seat and backrest. View II
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Archive V An 18th-century Dutch walnut hall chair featuring cabriole legs, pad feet, and a red and dark navy patterned fabric seat and backrest. View V
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C S Moreton

C S Moreton
Telephone 07598 146915
Location
Inchture
Perthshire
Scotland
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/csm
Verified Since Feb 2011
Items For Sale 65
Items Sold 2,225
C S Moreton
C S Moreton
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Location: Inchture, Perthshire, Scotland
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An 18th-century Dutch walnut hall chair featuring cabriole legs, pad feet, and a red and dark navy patterned fabric seat and backrest.
Dutch walnut hall chair circa 1750
Ref: SA1208661
An 18th-century Dutch walnut hall chair featuring cabriole legs, pad feet, and a red and dark navy patterned fabric seat and backrest.
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Mid-18th century Dutch chairs are characterized by their integration of Rococo fluidity with sturdy solid wood craftsmanship. Common features include elegant cabriole legs, shaped aprons, and refined timber selection such as walnut and burr walnut.

Primary woods included high-grade walnut, mahogany, and oak, often finished with natural wax or oil polishes. Upholstered variants incorporated horsehair stuffing, webbed foundations, and woven textiles such as damask, wool tapestry, or silk velvet.

Authentic pieces display evidence of hand-tooling, including hand-sawn frame joinery, pegged mortise and tenon joints, and irregular timber thickness beneath unexposed surfaces. The wood frame often exhibits natural patination, subtle shrinkage marks, and historical wear patterns on lower leg stretches and feet.

A singular period side chair functions effectively as a focal accent piece placed in an entryway, alongside a console table, or within an empty corner of a library or living area to contrast modern architectural lines.

Timber frames should be dusted regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth and treated periodically with clear beeswax polish to protect the finish. Upholstered areas require gentle vacuuming with a soft brush attachment and protection from direct sunlight to prevent textile fading.
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