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Rare Pair of 18th Century Library Armchairs
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Rare Pair of 18th Century Library Armchairs

18th century
Sold 23 October 2024 · Blank Canvas Antiques
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A rare pair of 18th century mahogany library armchairs. With original horse hair and raised on slender mahogany legs with original brass castors to back and front. Tight frame for re-upholstery. Circa 1790

Seat Height: 43.25 - 17"

Date of Manufacture

Blank Canvas Antiques has dated these 18th Century Library Armchairs to the 18th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
92cm (36.22")
Width
65.5cm (25.79")
Depth
92cm (36.22")
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SA1095896
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A rare pair of 18th century mahogany library armchairs.
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With original horse hair and raised on slender mahogany legs with original brass castors to back and front.
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Tight frame for re-upholstery. Circa 1790

Seat Height: 43.25 - 17"

Date of Manufacture

Blank Canvas Antiques has dated these 18th Century Library Armchairs to the 18th Century.

Height
92cm (36.22")
Width
65.5cm (25.79")
Depth
92cm (36.22")
Reference Numbers
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SA1095896
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A pair of eighteenth-century library armchairs shown in un-upholstered calico, featuring dark wooden tapered legs with brass castors. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A pair of eighteenth-century library armchairs shown in un-upholstered calico, featuring dark wooden tapered legs with brass castors. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Rare Pair of 18th Century Library Armchairs

Archive II A pair of eighteenth-century library armchairs shown in un-upholstered calico, featuring dark wooden tapered legs with brass castors. View II
Archive III A pair of eighteenth-century library armchairs shown in un-upholstered calico, featuring dark wooden tapered legs with brass castors. View III
Archive IV A pair of eighteenth-century library armchairs shown in un-upholstered calico, featuring dark wooden tapered legs with brass castors. View IV
Archive V A pair of eighteenth-century library armchairs shown in un-upholstered calico, featuring dark wooden tapered legs with brass castors. View V
Archive VI A pair of eighteenth-century library armchairs shown in un-upholstered calico, featuring dark wooden tapered legs with brass castors. View VI
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Herefordshire
United Kingdom
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A pair of eighteenth-century library armchairs shown in un-upholstered calico, featuring dark wooden tapered legs with brass castors.
Rare Pair of 18th Century Library Armchairs
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A pair of eighteenth-century library armchairs shown in un-upholstered calico, featuring dark wooden tapered legs with brass castors.
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  • ObjectArmchairs
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialMahogany, Horsehair, Brass
  • ColourBrown
  • MotifsPadded arms, Tapered legs, Brass castors, Upholstered frame
  • SizeH 92 cm (36 in) x W 65.5 cm (26 in) x D 92 cm (36 in)

Eighteenth-century library armchairs typically feature robust frames, supportive upholstered backs, and padded arms designed for long hours of reading and study in private residences.

These pieces were constructed using dense hardwoods such as mahogany or walnut, featuring traditional joinery, webbed foundations, horsehair stuffing, and brass castors on the legs.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-cut joinery, period-appropriate timber ageing, traditional upholstery methods underneath, and handmade brass hardware consistent with eighteenth-century craftsmanship.

An antique armchair can be integrated into contemporary spaces by pairing it with minimal upholstery or contrasting fabrics, allowing its historic wooden frame to serve as a focal point.

Preservation involves keeping wooden frames conditioned, protecting fabrics from direct sunlight, avoiding excessive humidity, and consulting professional conservators for structural repairs.
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