Loveday Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
Having urn-shaped carved mahogany arm supports with a deep buttoned hand-dyed leather upholstered cushion seat supported by a panelled front rail and raised on ring turned mahogany legs terminating on its original brass cup castors. This window seat is also able to stand freely within the room as the back is fully finished.
Taylor previously designed for the prestigious firm Oakley of Old Bond Street and published the Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers Pocket Assistant in 1825 which presaged the styles of the later years up until the 1850’s.

A similarly designed sofa can be seen in the Ackermann’s Regency Furniture & Interiors book by Pauline Agius page 132 plate 116.
This 19th-century window seat in excellent original condition having been restored using traditional methods and reupholstered in a hand-dyed leather.

Excellent design and colour of timber. Suitable for any private individual with a discerning eye or collector alike.
Dimensions:
Width: 53 inches - 135cm
Height: 26 inches - 66cm
Depth: 20 3/4 inches - 53cm
Seat Height 18 1/2 inches - 47cm
Loveday Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
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