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A Set of Late Georgian Oak and Elm Country Chairs in Chippendale Style
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A Set of Late Georgian Oak and Elm Country Chairs in Chippendale Style

18th century
Sold 5 May 2026 · Macintosh Antiques
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A set of late Georgian oak and elm country chairs in Chippendale style probably Cheshire or Lancashire . In excellent solid order with rush seats on turned legs united by bobbin stretchers.

Size : 18 inches wide, 14 inches deep, 38 inches tall

Date of Manufacture

Macintosh Antiques has dated these Late Georgian Dining Chairs to the Georgian era.

Physical Dimensions
Height
97cm (38.19")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
36cm (14.17")
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SA1173552
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MA4283
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A set of late Georgian oak and elm country chairs in Chippendale style probably Cheshire or Lancashire . In excellent solid order with rush seats on turned legs united by bobbin stretchers.

Size : 18 inches wide, 14 inches deep, 38 inches tall

Date of Manufacture

Macintosh Antiques has dated these Late Georgian Dining Chairs to the Georgian era.

Height
97cm (38.19")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
36cm (14.17")
Reference Numbers
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SA1173552
Dealers Internal Ref
MA4283
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 set of six late Georgian oak and elm dining chairs featuring pierced splat backs and woven rush seats. SOLD5 MAY 26
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A set of six late Georgian oak and elm dining chairs featuring pierced splat backs and woven rush seats.
A set of late Georgian oak and elm country chairs in Chippendale style
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A set of six late Georgian oak and elm dining chairs featuring pierced splat backs and woven rush seats.
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  • ObjectDining Chairs
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian Country
  • MaterialOak, Elm, Rush
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsPierced splat back, Woven rush seat, Turned stretchers, Splayed legs
  • SizeH 97 cm (38 in) x W 46 cm (18 in) x D 36 cm (14 in)

The Chippendale style, popular during the mid-to-late 18th century, is characterised by carved splat backs, often featuring interlaced or ribbon designs, and drawing inspiration from Gothic, Rococo, and Chinese aesthetics adapted by English cabinet makers.

Country chairs from the Georgian era were typically constructed using locally sourced hardwoods like oak for structural frames, elm for seats due to its interlocking grain preventing splits, and rush or straw woven to create durable seating pads.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-cut joinery such as pegged mortise and tenon joints, natural patination and wear consistent with age, tool marks from hand planes or adzes, and timber shrinkage cracks that indicate seasoned woods over a century old.

Mixing antique wooden chairs with a sleek, contemporary dining table creates a striking juxtaposition that adds warmth, historical texture, and character to a minimalist or modern dining space.

Preserve antique rush seats by keeping them away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity to prevent the natural fibres from becoming brittle, and gently clean the wooden frames with a soft cloth and microcrystalline wax.
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