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In the Manner of Bruce Talbert (1838-1881) a Carved Walnut Library Chair, 1870'S
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In the Manner of Bruce Talbert (1838-1881) a Carved Walnut Library Chair, 1870'S

19th century
Sold 15 November 2024 · Jeckyll & Co
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Description

A well-made and robust chair which is very comfortable and structurally rock solid, running on counter-sunk brass castors.

The frame is traditionally upholstered and in good order, the covering floral fabric is slightly faded.

It would make an excellent desk chair and would be perfect for daily use.

Height to the top of the seat 47cm.

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cost price, please let me know if you would like a quote, or have any other questions.

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Date of Manufacture

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Carved Walnut Library Chair to the 19th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
90cm (35.43")
Width
48cm (18.90")
Depth
48cm (18.90")
Reference Numbers
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SA1058639
Description
A well-made and robust chair which is very comfortable and structurally rock solid, running on counter-sunk brass castors.
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The frame is traditionally upholstered and in good order, the covering floral fabric is slightly faded.
Jeckyll & Co
fig 1. A 19th-century carved walnut library chair featuring intricate woodwork and patterned floral upholstery.
fig 1. In the Manner of Bruce Talbert (1838-1881) a Carved Walnut Library Chair, 1870'S

It would make an excellent desk chair and would be perfect for daily use.

Height to the top of the seat 47cm.

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cost price, please let me know if you would like a quote, or have any other questions.

Follow us on Instagram: jeckyll_and_co

Date of Manufacture

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Carved Walnut Library Chair to the 19th Century.

Height
90cm (35.43")
Width
48cm (18.90")
Depth
48cm (18.90")
Reference Numbers
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SA1058639
Jeckyll & Co
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Archive I A 19th-century carved walnut library chair featuring intricate woodwork and patterned floral upholstery. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

In the Manner of Bruce Talbert (1838-1881) a Carved Walnut Library Chair, 1870'S

Archive II A 19th-century carved walnut library chair featuring intricate woodwork and patterned floral upholstery. View II
Archive III A 19th-century carved walnut library chair featuring intricate woodwork and patterned floral upholstery. View III
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Archive VI A 19th-century carved walnut library chair featuring intricate woodwork and patterned floral upholstery. View VI
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A 19th-century carved walnut library chair featuring intricate woodwork and patterned floral upholstery.
In the manner of Bruce Talbert (1838-1881) A carved walnut library chair, 1870's
Ref: SA1058639
A 19th-century carved walnut library chair featuring intricate woodwork and patterned floral upholstery.
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  • ObjectChairs
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian & Gothic
  • MaterialWalnut, Upholstery Fabric
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsFluted stiles, Turned legs, Relief carving, Floral upholstery
  • SizeH 90 cm (35 in) x W 48 cm (19 in) x D 48 cm (19 in)

These styles emerged in the mid-to-late 19th century, drawing inspiration from medieval forms, architectural motifs, and reform in design championed by figures such as Bruce Talbert, prioritising craftsmanship and structural honesty.

Pieces from this era typically utilized dense hardwoods such as walnut or oak, joined with mortise and tenon construction, complemented by hand-carved relief details and traditional horsehair or coil spring upholstery.

Authenticity is indicated by period-appropriate timber patina, hand-carved detailing without modern tooling marks, traditional joinery methods, and hardware such as brass castors consistent with 19th-century manufacturing.

Pairing an antique chair with a minimalist modern desk or using it as an accent piece in a neutral room creates a sophisticated contrast that highlights its historical craftsmanship.

Maintain timber with periodic application of microcrystalline wax, keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fading and wood splitting, and clean upholstery gently using specialized textile conservation methods.
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