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18th Century Corner Chair. Unrestored.
Stalham Antique Gallery
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Stalham Antique Gallery

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18th Century Corner Chair. Unrestored.

18th century
Description

18th Century Corner Chair. Unrestored.

Made entirely of fruitwood (poss. apple), hence worm infestation. Wonderful colour.

Circa 1760.

Physical Dimensions
Height
83cm (32.68")
Width
74cm (29.13")
Depth
65cm (25.59")
Declaration

Stalham Antique Gallery has dated this Antique Oak Corner Chair to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1231234
Dealers Internal Reference
1805
Description
18th Century Corner Chair. Unrestored.

Made entirely of fruitwood (poss. apple), hence worm infestation. Wonderful colour.

Circa 1760.

Height
83cm (32.68")
Width
74cm (29.13")
Depth
65cm (25.59")
Date of Manufacture

Stalham Antique Gallery has dated this Antique Oak Corner Chair to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1231234
Dealers Internal Ref
1805
Stalham Antique Gallery
Stalham Antique Gallery
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2016

“i don’t collect things because they are valuable, but because they are interesting, beautiful and have a history.”

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An 18th-century oak corner chair featuring turned supports, two vase-shaped back splats, a curved top rail, and a patterned green fabric drop-in seat.
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Archive I An 18th-century oak corner chair featuring turned supports, two vase-shaped back splats, a curved top rail, and a patterned green fabric drop-in seat.

18th Century Corner Chair. Unrestored.

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Norfolk
NR12 9AH
United Kingdom
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An 18th-century oak corner chair featuring turned supports, two vase-shaped back splats, a curved top rail, and a patterned green fabric drop-in seat.
18th Century Corner Chair. Unrestored.
Ref: SA1231234
An 18th-century oak corner chair featuring turned supports, two vase-shaped back splats, a curved top rail, and a patterned green fabric drop-in seat.
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Also known as a roundabout chair, the corner chair emerged in the early 18th century designed to fit into room corners or sit at a writing desk, featuring a diagonal seat configuration with a continuous curved armrest.

Georgian corner chairs were typically crafted from solid hardwoods such as oak, walnut, or mahogany, often featuring hand-turned supports, vase-shaped back splats, and pegged mortise-and-tenon joints.

Authentic 18th-century pieces usually exhibit hand-sawn timber marks, irregularities from hand tools, original wooden peg construction, and natural timber shrinkage or oxidisation around the joints.

Positioning an antique corner chair alongside a contemporary desk, in an unutilised hall alcove, or paired with a modern floor lamp creates a balanced, layered aesthetic within contemporary spaces.

Preserve unrestored timber by applying high-quality beeswax periodically, dusting with a soft dry cloth, and keeping the piece away from direct heat sources and high humidity.
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