Antique Furniture Direct has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
Underneath the seat rail is stamped with makers name. Very comfortable, traditionally upholstered, would make a great desk chair or dressing table chair.
Established in 1825 in Edinburgh, John Taylor and Sons were renowned cabinet makers producing high quality furniture to the latest designs using the finest timbers. In 1852 they were appointed cabinet Makers to her Majesty the Queen. One of the largest cabinet makers in Scotland in the 19th century employing nearly 300 people at their height, the company eventually closed its doors in 1945.
Construction/Wood:
Oak
Condition Report:
Good condition, with good colour and patina to the oak frame. Solid and sturdy with wear and marks commensurate with age. Recently recovered over existing upholstery which is sound.
Dimensions:
Width: 49cm
Depth: 54cm
Height to seat: 46cm
Overall Height: 89cm
Antique Furniture Direct has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
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Victorian Oak Chair by John Taylor & Sons Edinburgh
