Yew Wood Windsor Chair 19th Century | Sellingantiques.co.uk

Name: Early 19th Century Yew Wood and Ash Hoop Back Windsor Chair
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1224177
Price: 1250 GBP
Availability: InStock

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An early 19th-century Windsor armchair crafted from yew and ash wood, featuring a hoop back, pierced splat, shaped seat, and turned legs.

Early 19th Century Yew Wood and Ash Hoop Back Windsor Chair

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A Windsor chair is characterised by a solid wooden seat into which the chair legs and back spindles are secured using joinery, rather than continuing from the back legs. Originating in the early 18th century, these chairs frequently incorporate steam-bent hoops, turned legs, and decorative back splats.

Windsor chairs were often constructed using regional English hardwoods. Elm was commonly selected for the shaped seat due to its cross-grained strength, ash was utilised for steam-bent hoops and spindles, and yew or fruitwoods were employed for decorative splats and turned elements.

Authentic period pieces exhibit hand-carved or hand-turned components, subtle asymmetry, wedge joinery visible on the top of the seat or back rail, and natural wear patterns consistent with age. Splats from this period frequently display distinct geometric or heart-shaped piercings.

A single Windsor chair functions effectively as an accent piece in a modern hallway, bedroom corner, or alongside a contemporary desk. The rich tone of historic timber provides visual contrast against plain walls and minimalist architectural features.

Maintain wood furniture by keeping it away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent shrinkage or timber bleaching. Dust regularly with a clean, dry cloth and apply a high-grade beeswax polish annually to preserve the timber finish.

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Early 19th Century Yew Wood and Ash Hoop Back Windsor Chair

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