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A Matched Pair of 19th Century Yew Wood High Back Windsor Armchairs Circa 1850
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A Matched Pair of 19th Century Yew Wood High Back Windsor Armchairs Circa 1850

19th century
Sold 3 March 2026 · Macintosh Antiques
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A matched pair of 19th century yew wood high back Windsor armchairs circa 1850 in excellent solid condition and of good comfortable size . Untouched original dry patina .

Probably East Midlands Nottinghamshire or Lincolnshire.

Size: 21 inches wide 22 inches deep 42 inches high

Date of Manufacture

Macintosh Antiques has dated these Yew Wood Windsor Armchairs to the 1850s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
42cm (16.54")
Width
21cm (8.27")
Depth
22cm (8.66")
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SA1144719
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MA4231
Description
A matched pair of 19th century yew wood high back Windsor armchairs circa 1850 in excellent solid condition and of good comfortable size . Untouched original dry patina .

Probably East Midlands Nottinghamshire or Lincolnshire.

Size: 21 inches wide 22 inches deep 42 inches high

Date of Manufacture

Macintosh Antiques has dated these Yew Wood Windsor Armchairs to the 1850s.

Height
42cm (16.54")
Width
21cm (8.27")
Depth
22cm (8.66")
Reference Numbers
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SA1144719
Dealers Internal Ref
MA4231
Macintosh Antiques
Macintosh Antiques
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Dealers in 17th to 20th country house furniture lighting mirrors and accessories including the arts and crafts movement

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A matched pair of 19th-century yew wood high-back Windsor armchairs featuring pierced splats and turned spindles.
A matched pair of 19th century yew wood high back Windsor armchairs circa 1850
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A matched pair of 19th-century yew wood high-back Windsor armchairs featuring pierced splats and turned spindles.
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  • ObjectArmchairs
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian Country
  • MaterialYew, Elm
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsPierced central splat, Spindle back, Turned legs, Saddled wooden seat
  • SizeH 42 cm (17 in) x W 21 cm (8 in) x D 22 cm (9 in)

Windsor chairs originated in England during the early 18th century, evolving from vernacular woodworking traditions where individual components like legs and spindles were turned on a lathe and fitted into a solid wooden seat.

Traditional construction typically involved a mix of native timbers, frequently combining a heavy elm seat with ash or beech spindles and legs, while premium variants often utilised finely grained yew wood.

Authentication relies on examining hand-turned tool marks, wedge-tenon joinery where the legs pass completely through the seat, natural material shrinkage, and consistent patination accumulated over generations of use.

These chairs provide sculptural contrast when paired with a sleek, contemporary dining table, or they can function as standalone accent seating in a minimalist living space to introduce warmth and historical character.

Preservation requires maintaining stable indoor humidity levels away from direct heat sources and sunlight, coupled with occasional applications of microcrystalline wax to nourish and protect the historic timber surface.
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