Leeds Antiques has dated these Hepplewhite Mahogany Carver Chairs to the 19th Century.
Well made and of good, substantial weight, each chair features an elegant oval back with crisply moulded frames and a pierced splat of interlaced serpentine forms, centred by a carved rosette. The sweeping arms terminate in scrolled ends and flow naturally into square, tapering front legs with slightly splayed rear supports, the whole united by H-stretchers for strength and stability.

The seats are traditionally upholstered in a high-quality dark blue horsehair fabric, finished with brass stud edging. The design, timber selection, and quality of workmanship place these chairs firmly within the better class of late 19th-century cabinetmaking, reflecting the continued popularity of Hepplewhite’s neoclassical patterns during the Victorian period.

Also available is a related set of six dining chairs by the same maker, with matching upholstery and closely related detailing.
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Dimensions (approximate):

Height: 97 cm (38 1/4 in)
Width: 65 cm (25 1/2 in)
Depth: 54.5 cm (21 1/2 in)
Seat height: 45.75 cm (18 in)
Condition:
Structurally very sound throughout, with no loose joints. The frames retain an attractive, well-preserved surface with only minor marks and small running repairs consistent with age and use. Upholstery is structurally very good; the horsehair fabric shows light blemishes but remains presentable and serviceable. Cleaned and waxed, and ready for immediate use. As with all antique furniture, subtle signs of age form an integral part of the character and authenticity of the chairs.
Leeds Antiques has dated these Hepplewhite Mahogany Carver Chairs to the 19th Century.
Second-generation antique dealer specialising in carefully sourced 17th–20th-century furniture and décor, chosen for quality and character.
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