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A Mid-18th Century Fruitwood & Oak Corner Chair
Spitalfields House
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A Mid-18th Century Fruitwood & Oak Corner Chair

18th century
Description

An unusual mid-18th century fruitwood & oak ‘corner’ or writing chair, c.1750. The moulded seat rail below vasiform back splats and turned baluster uprights and cross stretchers. Marked by the cabinetmaker or subsequent owner: ‘MW’.

Dimensions:

H 78cm x W 73cm x D 62cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
78cm (30.71")
Width
73cm (28.74")
Depth
62cm (24.41")
Declaration

Spitalfields House has dated this Antique Oak Corner Chair to the 18th Century.

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SA1210679
Description
An unusual mid-18th century fruitwood & oak ‘corner’ or writing chair, c.1750. The moulded seat rail below vasiform back splats and turned baluster uprights and cross stretchers. Marked by the cabinetmaker or subsequent owner: ‘MW’.

Dimensions:

H 78cm x W 73cm x D 62cm

Height
78cm (30.71")
Width
73cm (28.74")
Depth
62cm (24.41")
Date of Manufacture

Spitalfields House has dated this Antique Oak Corner Chair to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1210679
Spitalfields House
Spitalfields House
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2022

Fine period furnishings, objects and design - inspired by the houses of eighteenth century spitalfields.

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A mid-18th century Georgian fruitwood and oak corner chair featuring shaped vasiform splats, turned spindles, a front cabriole leg, and a light patterned upholstered seat.
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A mid-18th century Georgian fruitwood and oak corner chair featuring shaped vasiform splats, turned spindles, a front cabriole leg, and a light patterned upholstered seat.
A mid-18th century fruitwood & oak corner chair
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A mid-18th century Georgian fruitwood and oak corner chair featuring shaped vasiform splats, turned spindles, a front cabriole leg, and a light patterned upholstered seat.
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A corner chair, also known as a roundabout chair, originated in the early 18th century during the Georgian period. Designed with a diagonal square seat and a curved backrest, it allowed sitters to fit neatly into room corners or beside writing desks.

Cabinetmakers primarily used native hardwoods such as oak, fruitwood, walnut, and ash. Construction relied on mortise and tenon joinery, hand-turned spindles, and carved legs secured with wooden dowels.

Authentic period pieces display hand-hewn joinery, hand-planed surfaces, and natural timber oxidisation on unseen undersides. Key design features include shaped vasiform splats, a prominent front cabriole leg with a pad foot, and turned stretchers.

Place the chair in a study, reading corner, or hallway to introduce historical character. Combining the rich wood tones with neutral upholstery creates an effective contrast alongside contemporary interior elements.

Position timber furniture away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent shrinkage and splitting. Regular dusting with a dry microfiber cloth and an occasional application of clear beeswax polish will protect the historic patina.
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