Hingstons of Wilton has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
This set of 8 William IV mahogany dining chairs were made circa 1830.
The William IV dining chairs were made by a chairmaker who understood design, proportion, as well as having the eye to select wonderful hard mahogany timber, not the soft dull modern timber that is now on offer these days.

The 8 dining chairs have newly upholstered drop-in seats in a neutral pale green.
Each chair has the desirable and solid mahogany comfortable shaped bar back.
The central cross bar on the back is a carved scroll joining at the middle with a carved shell.

The chairs stand on front legs that are finely turned and fluted, the usual splay legs to the rear.

48cms wide 19ins
52cms deep 20 1/2ins
84cms high 33ins
Seat depth 41cms 16ins
Seat height 48cms 19ins
All sizes are approximate, whilst we take time measuring, we can only give closest possible sizes.
We can arrange delivery nationwide or we can obtain a quote for it to be shipped overseas

This item carries the Hingstons Antiques product guarantee plate. This gives you the peace of mind that any item with this on, is of the quality and condition expected when purchasing from us.
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Hingstons of Wilton has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
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