Lovely Early 19th Century Thames Valley Prior Low Back Yew Wood Windsor Chair C. 1820

Name: Lovely Early 19th Century Thames Valley Prior Low Back Yew Wood Windsor Chair C. 1820
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA805829
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Webberley Antiques

Description

A lovely example of a John Prior of Uxbridge low back Windsor Chair.

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The chair with an elm saddle seat and yew back rail with three beautifully shaped and elegantly pierced solid yew wood splats, each centred with a hand carved roundel. All raised on four ring turned legs co-joining the yew crinoline stretcher. The chair solid and robust with no weak or loose joints and no repairs. All with a superior colour and deep natural patina and in very good original condition throughout with only minor knocks and small losses, there are a couple of very old fine and stable cracks - not going anywhere and consistent with age and careful use.

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A beautiful early yew wood windsor chair, usable and solid, with a fabulous natural colour and patina.

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Strongly recommended.

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Dimensions are:

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34.25 inches high, 16 inches deep, 17 inches wide at seat.

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From seat to top of back is 18 inches, from floor to top of seat is 16.5 inches, seat depth (front to back) is 13.5 inches.

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For metric please multiply by 2.5

Physical Dimensions

Height

85.6cm (33.70")

Width

42.5cm (16.73")

Depth

40cm (15.75")

Declaration

Webberley Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA805829

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Description

A lovely example of a John Prior of Uxbridge low back Windsor Chair.

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The chair with an elm saddle seat and yew back rail with three beautifully shaped and elegantly pierced solid yew wood splats, each centred with a hand carved roundel.

Webberley Antiques

All raised on four ring turned legs co-joining the yew crinoline stretcher. The chair solid and robust with no weak or loose joints and no repairs. All with a superior colour and deep natural patina and in very good original condition throughout with only minor knocks and small losses, there are a couple of very old fine and stable cracks - not going anywhere and consistent with age and careful use.