Unusual Antique African Chair very Cleverly Constructed and Wonderful Patina Circa 1900

Few cracks. International Shipping. A shipping quote is available on request

Physical Dimensions

Height

58.4cm (22.99")

Width

45.7cm (17.99")

Depth

45.7cm (17.99")

Declaration

Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques has dated this Carved African Wooden Chair to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA631136

Dealers Internal Reference

2059

Dealers Notes

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Description

Unusual Antique African Chair very Cleverly Constructed and Wonderful Patina Circa 1900

Few cracks. International Shipping. A shipping quote is available on request

Physical Dimensions

Height

58.4cm (22.99")

Width

45.7cm (17.99")

Depth

45.7cm (17.99")

Date of Manufacture

Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques has dated this Carved African Wooden Chair to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA631136

Dealers Internal Ref

2059

About the Dealer

Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques

Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2019

Oriental art,fine period ivories bronzes,ceramics unusual silver objects and tribal art.

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United Kingdom

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Traditional African carved chairs and stools traditionally served as ceremonial objects or symbols of prestige and status within a community, crafted by skilled indigenous woodcarvers.

These chairs are typically carved from solid sections of native hardwoods using hand tools such as adzes and chisels, often finished with dark organic dyes or natural oils.

Authentic vintage pieces exhibit surface wear on functional areas like the seat and feet, visible hand-tool marks from carving, and a dark patina developed through age and handling.

A carved tribal chair functions as a sculptural accent piece when placed beside a sofa, in an entryway, or set against a neutral wall to introduce organic texture and geometric form.

Position carved timber away from direct heat sources and damp environments, dusting regularly with a soft dry cloth and occasionally applying natural wax polish to protect the finish.