19thc. Windsor Armchair Made in Elizabeth Gabbitass Workshops.

Name: 19thc. Windsor Armchair Made in Elizabeth Gabbitass Workshops.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA320374
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Hingstons of Wilton

Description

19thc. Windsor armchair made in Elizabeth Gabbitass workshops.

To view this on video please go to www.hingstons-antiques.co.uk

These chairs are always good on the eye. This example has a lovely patina. The design is of usual form with ash turnings and a lovely elm seat

Elizabeth Gabbitass was the widow of John Gabbitass, the earliest recorded Windsor chairmaker in Worksop. After his death in 1839, Elizabeth continued in business for approximately five years

There are articles on this in English Vernacular Furniture, C.Gilbert, Yale, 1991 pp 110-111 and Dictionary of English Furniture Makers, Beard & Gilbert p 326

91cms high

48cms deep

58cms wide

Declaration

Hingstons of Wilton has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA320374

Dealers Notes

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Description

19thc. Windsor armchair made in Elizabeth Gabbitass workshops.

To view this on video please go to www.hingstons-antiques.co.uk

These chairs are always good on the eye. This example has a lovely patina. The design is of usual form with ash turnings and a lovely elm seat

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Elizabeth Gabbitass was the widow of John Gabbitass, the earliest recorded Windsor chairmaker in Worksop.

Hingstons of Wilton

After his death in 1839, Elizabeth continued in business for approximately five years

There are articles on this in English Vernacular Furniture, C.Gilbert, Yale, 1991 pp 110-111 and Dictionary of English Furniture Makers, Beard & Gilbert p 326

91cms high

48cms deep

58cms wide

Date of Manufacture

Hingstons of Wilton has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA320374

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Hingstons of Wilton

Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2010

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