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Bobbin Turned Ebonised Child's Chair
Claire Langley Antiques
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Bobbin Turned Ebonised Child's Chair

19th century
Description

Late 19th century ebonised bobbin turned child's chair, with original caned seat in very good condition.

Circa 1880.

Height to back: 35" 89cm

Depth: 15" 38cm

Width: 15.5" 39cm

Height to seat: 19.5" 49cm

Depth of seat: 12.5" 32cm

£390

Physical Dimensions
Height
89cm (35.04")
Width
39cm (15.35")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Declaration

Claire Langley Antiques has dated this Ebonised Bobbin High Chair to the 19th Century.

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SA922197
Dealers Internal Reference
C723
Description
Late 19th century ebonised bobbin turned child's chair, with original caned seat in very good condition.

Circa 1880.

Height to back: 35" 89cm

Depth: 15" 38cm

Width: 15.5" 39cm

Height to seat: 19.5" 49cm

Depth of seat: 12.5" 32cm

£390

Height
89cm (35.04")
Width
39cm (15.35")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Date of Manufacture

Claire Langley Antiques has dated this Ebonised Bobbin High Chair to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA922197
Dealers Internal Ref
C723
Claire Langley Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2011
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An antique ebonised childs high chair with bobbin-turned legs and backrest and a woven cane seat.
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Archive I An antique ebonised childs high chair with bobbin-turned legs and backrest and a woven cane seat.

Bobbin Turned Ebonised Child's Chair

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Archive III An antique ebonised childs high chair with bobbin-turned legs and backrest and a woven cane seat. View III
Archive IV An antique ebonised childs high chair with bobbin-turned legs and backrest and a woven cane seat. View IV
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Hallidays Yard
Radcliffe Road
Stamford
Lincolnshire
PE9 1ED
United Kingdom
Verified Since May 2011
Items For Sale 73
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Claire Langley Antiques
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Location: Hallidays Yard, Radcliffe Road, Stamford, Lincolnshire, PE9 1ED, United Kingdom
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An antique ebonised childs high chair with bobbin-turned legs and backrest and a woven cane seat.
Bobbin Turned Ebonised Child's Chair
Ref: SA922197
An antique ebonised childs high chair with bobbin-turned legs and backrest and a woven cane seat.
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Bobbin turning, also known as spool turning, is a woodworking style characterised by a series of repeating rounded, bead-like shapes produced on a lathe. Popular in the 17th century and revived during the Victorian era, this technique was frequently used for chair legs, backrests, and stretcher frames.

Victorian ebonised furniture typically utilised dense hardwoods such as beech, birch, or fruitwood, which were stained black to imitate ebony wood. Seats were commonly woven from natural rattan cane or upholstered in durable fabrics.

Authentic pieces feature hand-turned or early machine-turned wood showing subtle irregularities, along with historical joinery techniques such as pegged tenon joints. Original ebonised finishes often show natural wear, revealing the lighter timber beneath around high-touch areas like armrests and footrests.

An antique childs high chair serves as a distinctive sculptural accent in an entryway, living room corner, or open-plan dining space. It can be displayed as a standalone decorative piece or used to elevate potted plants, textiles, or curated collectibles.

Dust the turned woodwork regularly with a soft dry cloth, avoiding harsh chemicals or water that can damage the ebonised finish. Woven cane seats require moderate humidity to prevent drying out; lightly wiping the underside with a damp cloth periodically helps preserve elasticity.
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