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A Pair of Arts and Crafts Pugin Style Hall or Library Chairs
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A Pair of Arts and Crafts Pugin Style Hall or Library Chairs

19th century
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A Pair of Arts and Crafts Pugin Style Hall or Library Chairs

This is a Beautifully designed pair of chairs, they date from the 19th Century Arts and Crafts movement Pugin inspired Style

The chairs are of the fine heavy quality hand made pieces, they are made in solid honey coloured Oak, each one has a carved panelled back with carved decoration to the sides

A statement pair, very stable and sturdy superb for setting the scene in an entrance or hallway

The chairs are 37” tall, 27” wide 16” deep (18” seat height )

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To get an accurate delivery quote please send the item number with your location to Elmgarden Antiques.

Physical Dimensions
Height
94cm (37.01")
Width
69cm (27.17")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Declaration

Elmgarden has dated these Arts and Crafts Hall Chairs to the 1880s.

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SA1226134
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PM43
Description
A Pair of Arts and Crafts Pugin Style Hall or Library Chairs
This is a Beautifully designed pair of chairs, they date from the 19th Century Arts and Crafts movement Pugin inspired Style.
Elmgarden

The chairs are of the fine heavy quality hand made pieces, they are made in solid honey coloured Oak, each one has a carved panelled back with carved decoration to the sides

fig 1. A pair of solid oak Arts and Crafts style hall chairs featuring shaped bench ends, fielded back panels, and gothic cut-outs.
fig 1. A Pair of Arts and Crafts Pugin Style Hall or Library Chairs

A statement pair, very stable and sturdy superb for setting the scene in an entrance or hallway

The chairs are 37” tall, 27” wide 16” deep (18” seat height )

PM43

To get an accurate delivery quote please send the item number with your location to Elmgarden Antiques.

Height
94cm (37.01")
Width
69cm (27.17")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Date of Manufacture

Elmgarden has dated these Arts and Crafts Hall Chairs to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1226134
Dealers Internal Ref
PM43
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A pair of solid oak Arts and Crafts style hall chairs featuring shaped bench ends, fielded back panels, and gothic cut-outs.
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Augustus Pugin pioneered the Gothic Revival movement in Britain, emphasizing structural honesty, visible joinery, and medieval architectural motifs. Furniture in this style features flat fielded panels, tracery cut-outs, and heavy timber construction rather than excessive surface veneer or gilded ornamentation.

Pieces from this era were primarily crafted from solid English or European oak, chosen for its durability and prominent grain pattern. Construction relied on traditional cabinetmaking methods such as mortise and tenon joints, fielded back paneling, and solid slab seats.

Authentic nineteenth-century pieces display hand-cut joinery, pegged timber construction, and signs of natural oxidisation in the oak grain. Look for architectural details like trefoil or quatrefoil cut-outs, heavy bench ends, and recessed fielded panels in the backrests.

Position a pair in an entryway or hallway to create structured, symmetrical seating without cluttering the space. Contrast the architectural oak frames with soft textiles, painted wall panelling, or modern art to balance the historical weight of the timber.

Maintain solid oak by applying a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year to preserve the timbers natural luster and protect against drying out. Keep the items away from direct heat sources and high humidity to prevent timber movement or splitting.
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