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Large 19th Century Artist’s Mahogany Studio Easel
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Large 19th Century Artist’s Mahogany Studio Easel

19th century
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19th century mahogany artist’s studio easel of traditional A-frame form, constructed in solid mahogany and retaining a rich deep patina developed through years of practical use. The easel features an adjustable central support with ratchet mechanism allowing paintings of varying sizes to be displayed securely, together with a wide lower ledge designed to accommodate canvases, drawing boards or framed works.

Of particularly appealing character are the numerous traces of historic paint splashes and studio marks visible throughout the frame, testament to its working life within an artist’s studio. The sturdy construction is strengthened by rear supports and cross-bracing, providing excellent stability whilst maintaining an elegant and functional appearance.

Dimensions

Height: 71.5 inches – 182cm adjustable to 75.5 inches – 192cm

Width: 39 inches – 99cm

Depth: 37 inches – 94cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
182cm (71.65")
Width
99cm (38.98")
Depth
94cm (37.01")
Declaration

Shackladys Antiques has dated this Mahogany Artist Studio Easel to the 19th Century.

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SA1218258
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Description
19th century mahogany artist’s studio easel of traditional A-frame form, constructed in solid mahogany and retaining a rich deep patina developed through years of practical use. The easel features an adjustable central support with ratchet mechanism allowing paintings of varying sizes to be displayed securely, together with a wide lower ledge designed to accommodate canvases, drawing boards or framed works.
Of particularly appealing character are the numerous traces of historic paint splashes and studio marks visible throughout the frame, testament to its working life within an artist’s studio.
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The sturdy construction is strengthened by rear supports and cross-bracing, providing excellent stability whilst maintaining an elegant and functional appearance.

Dimensions

Height: 71.5 inches – 182cm adjustable to 75.5 inches – 192cm

Width: 39 inches – 99cm

Depth: 37 inches – 94cm

Height
182cm (71.65")
Width
99cm (38.98")
Depth
94cm (37.01")
Date of Manufacture

Shackladys Antiques has dated this Mahogany Artist Studio Easel to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1218258
Shackladys Antiques
Shackladys Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2010
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Large 19th Century Artist’s Mahogany Studio Easel

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34 Spital Walk
Boughton
Chester
CH3 5DB
United Kingdom
By appointment only
Verified Since Jan 2010
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Shackladys Antiques
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A large 19th-century mahogany floor-standing studio easel with a central adjustable shelf and an A-frame structure.
Large 19th Century Artist’s Mahogany Studio Easel
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A large 19th-century mahogany floor-standing studio easel with a central adjustable shelf and an A-frame structure.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

During the 19th century, studio easels were constructed as heavy, stable pieces of equipment to accommodate large canvases in professional artists studios. Mahogany was frequently selected for its durability, resistance to warping, and substantial visual weight.

Authentic period easels were constructed using hardwoods such as mahogany or oak, featuring traditional mortise and tenon joinery. Height adjustment mechanisms relied on notched timber ratchets or cast brass crank systems designed to support heavy frames.

Look for historical construction details such as hand-cut notches, iron or brass fittings with natural oxidisation, and genuine wear patterns. Authentic pieces often retain paint splatters, canvas marks, and a naturally aged surface finish.

An easel serves as a functional display stand for prominent oil paintings, framed prints, or large mirrors. Placing the piece in a living room, hallway, or gallery area adds sculptural height and historical interest.

Dust the wood regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth and apply high-grade natural beeswax polish annually to protect the grain. Avoid chemical solvents or water, which can damage original paint remnants and historic surface patination.
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