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Rare Lloyd Loom and Oak Garden Room Armchair C1930
Billy Hunt & Co.
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Billy Hunt & Co.

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Rare Lloyd Loom and Oak Garden Room Armchair C1930

1920 - 1940
For Sale by Billy Hunt & Co.
Description

We have a very rare 1930s Lloyd Loom armchair often referred to as “Zeppelin chairs” as they were apparently made for luxury airship travel. We love the design and shape of this with the smart use of oak incorporated into the armchair. It possesses some charming historic wear in the right places and like most Lloyd Loom chairs it's so pleasant to sit in.

As mentioned, the condition of the heavy frame and loom is highly original with a little break at the lower rear, stable and not a concern. The separate seat cushion which sits above the original springs is perfectly usable but you may wish to replace it with a fabric of your choice - please let us know when ordering and we will assist. Clean and ready for placing. Paper makers label and date stamp to underneath of seat.

An ample sized, rare Lloyd Loom armchair C1930 perfect for a garden room, kitchen or quiet corner of a lounge…

Dimensions

Overall: Height 90cm x Width 55cm x Depth 67cm

Seat: Height 46cm x width 45-40cm (Front-Rear) x Depth 50cm

When purchasing from us we include delivery in the purchase price which is based on a one person delivery for England and Wales. Please call or email for quotes to Scotland, Northern Ireland, The Isles and for World-wide shipping. Please see our delivery page for details.

Declaration

Billy Hunt & Co. has dated this Lloyd Loom Oak Armchair to the 1930s.

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SA1230069
Dealers Notes

When purchasing from us we include delivery in the purchase price which is based on a one person delivery for England and Wales. Please call or email for quotes to Scotland, Northern Ireland, The Isles and for World-wide shipping

Billy Hunt and Co is located on a large Victorian farm just a short country drive from the Rangemore village, a designated conservation area, which was built by Michael Thomas Bass in the 1850s to house the Bass Rangemore Estate workers consisting mainly of Victorian redbrick cottages and the occasional barn.

Our home is a classic Victorian designed and well equipped late 19th century 2 story red brick built barn of some 4000 sq feet nestled in classic English countryside, which enjoyed a careful full renovation in 2000. The estate still benefits being managed in the traditional manner with an Estate Manger, estate carpenter, gardeners etc. A rather delightful place to have as our work space.

Martina, there is no Billy at Billy hunt, has led the team since 2103 and is an interior designer qualified from The Inchbald School of Design London whose previous working life included such clients as Vertu, Aston Martin and Johnnie Walker to name a few.

Please do not hesitate to call or email if you have any questions on the pieces that may interest you - Many thanks Martina

Description
We have a very rare 1930s Lloyd Loom armchair often referred to as “Zeppelin chairs” as they were apparently made for luxury airship travel. We love the design and shape of this with the smart use of oak incorporated into the armchair.
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It possesses some charming historic wear in the right places and like most Lloyd Loom chairs it's so pleasant to sit in.
Billy Hunt & Co.
fig 1. A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion.
fig 1. Rare Lloyd Loom and Oak Garden Room Armchair C1930

As mentioned, the condition of the heavy frame and loom is highly original with a little break at the lower rear, stable and not a concern. The separate seat cushion which sits above the original springs is perfectly usable but you may wish to replace it with a fabric of your choice - please let us know when ordering and we will assist. Clean and ready for placing. Paper makers label and date stamp to underneath of seat.

fig 2. A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion.
fig 2. Rare Lloyd Loom and Oak Garden Room Armchair C1930

An ample sized, rare Lloyd Loom armchair C1930 perfect for a garden room, kitchen or quiet corner of a lounge…

Dimensions

Overall: Height 90cm x Width 55cm x Depth 67cm

Seat: Height 46cm x width 45-40cm (Front-Rear) x Depth 50cm

fig 3. A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion.
fig 3. Rare Lloyd Loom and Oak Garden Room Armchair C1930

When purchasing from us we include delivery in the purchase price which is based on a one person delivery for England and Wales. Please call or email for quotes to Scotland, Northern Ireland, The Isles and for World-wide shipping. Please see our delivery page for details.

Date of Manufacture

Billy Hunt & Co. has dated this Lloyd Loom Oak Armchair to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1230069
Billy Hunt & Co.
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2026

We always endeavor to offer a careful selection of chosen pieces from the british isles ranging from 1800 to 1970

Dealer Profile

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Archive I A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion.

Rare Lloyd Loom and Oak Garden Room Armchair C1930

Archive II A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View II
Archive III A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View III
Archive IV A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View IV
Archive V A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View V
Archive VI A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View VI
Archive VII A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View VII
Archive VIII A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View VIII
Archive IX A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View IX
Archive X A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View X
Archive XI A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View XI
Archive XII A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View XII
Archive XIII A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View XIII
Archive XIV A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View XIV
Archive XV A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion. View XV
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Billy Hunt & Co.
Telephone 07768 266266 or 01283 617377
Location
NO 8
Callingwood Hall Farm
Rangemore Country Estate
Burton-on-Trent
Staffordshire
DE13 9SH
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/billyhunt
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Billy Hunt & Co.
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A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion.
Rare Lloyd Loom and Oak Garden Room Armchair C1930
Ref: SA1230069
A 1930s dark brown Lloyd Loom woven armchair featuring carved oak armrests, turned front legs, and a patterned seat cushion.
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Invented in 1917 by Marshall Burns Lloyd, Lloyd Loom fabric is produced by twisting kraft paper around wire threads and weaving it on a loom. The technique gained widespread popularity in Britain during the 1920s and 1930s for indoor and conservatory seating.

These armchairs typically combine woven paper-wrapped wire fabric with a solid hardwood framework, frequently constructed from English oak. The front legs and armrests feature turned or carved oak details, complemented by an upholstered seat cushion.

Authentic examples often feature paper maker labels or metal plaques beneath the seat frame. Additional indicators include continuous wire-reinforced paper weave, turned oak showwood elements, and period-correct joinery beneath the upholstery.

Position the armchair in a sunroom, bedroom corner, or reading nook to introduce texture and historical context. Pairing the piece with neutral textiles and natural wood elements creates a balanced interior arrangement.

Dust the woven surfaces regularly using a soft brush attachment on a vacuum cleaner. Clean timber legs with a damp cloth and apply beeswax periodically, while keeping the piece away from direct dampness and extreme moisture.
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