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Victorian Nottinghamshire Yew Wood and Elm Stickback Elbow Chair
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Victorian Nottinghamshire Yew Wood and Elm Stickback Elbow Chair

19th century
Sold 7 February 2025 · Hand of Glory
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A mid 19th Century Nottinghamshire yew wood and elm stick back elbow chair in the manner of Nicholson of Rockley, the high back with central pierced splat, over a nicely figured shaped seat and raised on ring turned supports united by stretchers and a double central stretcher.

1212cm high, 62 cm wide, the seat 51 cm deep and 44cm high.

Physical Dimensions
Height
112cm (44.09")
Width
62cm (24.41")
Depth
51cm (20.08")
Declaration

Hand of Glory has dated this Victorian Yew Wood Armchair to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1122130
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SKU00000778
Description
A mid 19th Century Nottinghamshire yew wood and elm stick back elbow chair in the manner of Nicholson of Rockley, the high back with central pierced splat, over a nicely figured shaped seat and raised on ring turned supports united by stretchers and a double central stretcher.

1212cm high, 62 cm wide, the seat 51 cm deep and 44cm high.

Height
112cm (44.09")
Width
62cm (24.41")
Depth
51cm (20.08")
Date of Manufacture

Hand of Glory has dated this Victorian Yew Wood Armchair to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1122130
Dealers Internal Ref
SKU00000778
Hand of Glory
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A Victorian yew wood and elm stickback armchair featuring a pierced central splat, turned legs, and a solid sculpted seat. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A Victorian yew wood and elm stickback armchair featuring a pierced central splat, turned legs, and a solid sculpted seat. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Victorian Nottinghamshire Yew Wood and Elm Stickback Elbow Chair

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A Victorian yew wood and elm stickback armchair featuring a pierced central splat, turned legs, and a solid sculpted seat.
Victorian Nottinghamshire Yew Wood and Elm Stickback Elbow Chair
Ref: SA1122130
A Victorian yew wood and elm stickback armchair featuring a pierced central splat, turned legs, and a solid sculpted seat.
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  • ObjectArmchairs
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian Country
  • MaterialYew wood, Elm
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsPierced splat, Turned spindles, Saddle seat, Ring-turned legs
  • SizeH 112 cm (44 in) x W 62 cm (24 in) x D 51 cm (20 in)

Windsor chairs are characterised by a solid wooden seat into which the legs and back spindles are independently inserted. Originating in rural England during the 18th century, regional variations such as Nottinghamshire styles developed distinct features including pierced splats and bentwood hoops.

Maker traditions typically combined multiple timber species to utilise their specific properties. Seats were frequently turned from a single slab of elm for strength and resistance to splitting, while backs and spindles utilised flexible yew wood or ash, and legs were often crafted from beech.

Authenticity is assessed through examination of traditional joinery, tool marks, timber shrinkage, and wear patterns. Hand-turned components, wedge-tenon joints piercing the seat, and natural patination acquired through decades of use indicate genuine period manufacture.

These seating pieces function effectively as accent chairs by introducing textural warmth and historic contrast to modern spaces. They pair well with minimalist dining tables, serve as reading seats in corners, or provide character against neutral walls.

Preservation requires maintaining stable indoor humidity levels away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent timber warping and cracking. Cleaning should be restricted to dusting with a soft cloth, occasionally applying traditional beeswax polish to nourish the surface.
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