Victorian Carved Walnut Armchair Slipper Back

19th century

Sold by Prior and Willis

Description

19th Century Victorian carved mixed wood (walnut, satin birch and beech) armchair. Quality, attractive and well made armchair, with no loose joints (slight movement in the arms, but all is very strong) or wobbles. The rear castors have been removed as is fashionable, but the seat is still relatively level. The upholstery is not new, with wear and marks.

Historical repairs, as is the norm, but all is solid now. We have not inspected components concealed beneath the upholstery, but the seat is quite comfortable without the typical lumps and bumps of an antique chair. There are some historical woodworm holes (believed extinct) that we have treated for good measure. Wear to front castors as is to be expected.

Overall maximum dimensions: 69cm wide, 88cm deep, 97cm high (37cm high seat when sat on).

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Item reference WNA-3433W42.

Physical Dimensions

Height

97cm (38.19")

Width

69cm (27.17")

Depth

88cm (34.65")

Declaration

Prior and Willis has dated this piece to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA322453

Dealers Internal Reference

WNA3433W42

Dealers Notes

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Description

19th Century Victorian carved mixed wood (walnut, satin birch and beech) armchair.

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Quality, attractive and well made armchair, with no loose joints (slight movement in the arms, but all is very strong) or wobbles.

Prior and Willis

The rear castors have been removed as is fashionable, but the seat is still relatively level. The upholstery is not new, with wear and marks.

fig 1. Victorian carved walnut armchair slipper back — fig 1. Victorian Carved Walnut Armchair Slipper Back

Historical repairs, as is the norm, but all is solid now. We have not inspected components concealed beneath the upholstery, but the seat is quite comfortable without the typical lumps and bumps of an antique chair. There are some historical woodworm holes (believed extinct) that we have treated for good measure. Wear to front castors as is to be expected.