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Antique 19th Century Ash and Elm High Back Windsor Chair
W H Barker Antiques
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Antique 19th Century Ash and Elm High Back Windsor Chair

19th century
Description

A charming 19th century ash and elm high back windsor chair with a lovely mellow colour.

Dimensions:

Height-107cm

Height To Seat-44cm

Width-49cm

Depth-39cm

Please feel free to get in touch if you would like a delivery quote or any additional information!

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W H Barker Antiques has dated this High Back Windsor Chair to the 19th Century.

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SA1228967
Description
A charming 19th century ash and elm high back windsor chair with a lovely mellow colour.

Dimensions:

Height-107cm

Height To Seat-44cm

Width-49cm

Depth-39cm

Please feel free to get in touch if you would like a delivery quote or any additional information!

Date of Manufacture

W H Barker Antiques has dated this High Back Windsor Chair to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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W H Barker Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2026
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An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher.
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Archive I An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher.

Antique 19th Century Ash And Elm High Back Windsor Chair

Archive II An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View II
Archive III An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View III
Archive IV An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View IV
Archive V An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View V
Archive VI An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View VI
Archive VII An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View VII
Archive VIII An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View VIII
Archive IX An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View IX
Archive X An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View X
Archive XI An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View XI
Archive XII An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View XII
Archive XIII An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher. View XIII
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W H Barker Antiques
Telephone 07712 012600
Location
4 Lane Ends Farm Store
Burley Bank Road
Killinghall
North Yorkshire
HG3 2BX
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/whbarker
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An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher.
Antique 19th Century Ash And Elm High Back Windsor Chair
Ref: SA1228967
An antique 19th-century ash and elm high-back Windsor armchair featuring a hoop back with central pierced splat, turned arm supports, shaped saddle seat, and turned legs with an H-stretcher.
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Windsor chairs originated in England during the early 18th century, named after the town of Windsor which served as the trade centre between rural makers and London buyers. They evolved from regional craft traditions into standardized vernacular seating characterized by spindles mortised directly into a solid wooden seat.

Traditional English Windsor chairs were constructed using a combination of native timbers selected for specific physical properties. Elm was used for the shaped seat due to its interlocking grain which resisted splitting, while ash or beech was steam-bent for the hoop back and turned for the legs and spindles.

Authentic 19th-century Windsor chairs feature solid timber construction with hand-turned legs, wedged mortise and tenon joints, and a saddle-shaped seat carved from a single piece of wood. Evidence of age includes natural wear patterns on the footrests, authentic oxidation in the joints, and subtle irregularities from hand-tooling.

In modern interiors, Windsor chairs serve as functional accent pieces that introduce natural timber textures and historical form. They are commonly styled in reading nooks, alongside neutral linen upholstery, or positioned individually in hallways and study areas to provide visual grounding.

To preserve solid timber chairs, maintain a stable indoor humidity level to prevent the wood from expanding or shrinking. Dust regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and apply a clear bees wax polish periodically to protect the original finish, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners or direct exposure to heat sources.
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