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19th C Elm & Beech Windsor Chair
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19th C Elm & Beech Windsor Chair

19th century
Sold 1 January 1900 · Mytton Antiques - Jerrard Nares
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Description

A 19th Century High Backed Elm and Beech Windsor Chair.

With a thumb nail lined hoop, enclosing tapered spindles, surrounding a shaped and pierced back splat. The broad arms, sweeping around a yoke to finish with rounded hand holds. The arms supported by ring turned and tapered uprights centred by a repeating lower splat. The generous saddle seat standing on four outward splayed ring turned and tapering legs, joined by double stretchers, likewise ring turned and tapering.

Date circa 1850.

Height 45 1/4 inches, 115cm.

Width 26 1/4 inches, 69cm.

Depth 26 inches, 66cm.

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Mytton Antiques - Jerrard Nares has dated this Elm Beech Windsor Armchair to the 1850s.

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Mytton Antiques

Norton Crossroads

Atcham

Shropshire SY44UH

01952740229

07860575639

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A 19th Century High Backed Elm and Beech Windsor Chair.
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With a thumb nail lined hoop, enclosing tapered spindles, surrounding a shaped and pierced back splat.
Mytton Antiques - Jerrard Nares

The broad arms, sweeping around a yoke to finish with rounded hand holds. The arms supported by ring turned and tapered uprights centred by a repeating lower splat. The generous saddle seat standing on four outward splayed ring turned and tapering legs, joined by double stretchers, likewise ring turned and tapering.

Date circa 1850.

Height 45 1/4 inches, 115cm.

Width 26 1/4 inches, 69cm.

Depth 26 inches, 66cm.

Date of Manufacture

Mytton Antiques - Jerrard Nares has dated this Elm Beech Windsor Armchair to the 1850s.

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SA1232396
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24420A
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Archive I A nineteenth-century elm and beech Windsor armchair featuring a high hoop back, pierced central splat, turned spindles, curved armrests, and turned legs linked by an H-stretcher. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

19th C Elm & Beech Windsor Chair

Archive II A nineteenth-century elm and beech Windsor armchair featuring a high hoop back, pierced central splat, turned spindles, curved armrests, and turned legs linked by an H-stretcher. View II
Archive III A nineteenth-century elm and beech Windsor armchair featuring a high hoop back, pierced central splat, turned spindles, curved armrests, and turned legs linked by an H-stretcher. View III
Archive IV A nineteenth-century elm and beech Windsor armchair featuring a high hoop back, pierced central splat, turned spindles, curved armrests, and turned legs linked by an H-stretcher. View IV
Archive V A nineteenth-century elm and beech Windsor armchair featuring a high hoop back, pierced central splat, turned spindles, curved armrests, and turned legs linked by an H-stretcher. View V
Archive VI A nineteenth-century elm and beech Windsor armchair featuring a high hoop back, pierced central splat, turned spindles, curved armrests, and turned legs linked by an H-stretcher. View VI
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Telephone 01952 740 229 or 07860 575 639
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Shrewsbury
Shropshire
SY4 4UH
United Kingdom
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A nineteenth-century elm and beech Windsor armchair featuring a high hoop back, pierced central splat, turned spindles, curved armrests, and turned legs linked by an H-stretcher.
19TH C ELM & BEECH WINDSOR CHAIR
Ref: SA1232396
A nineteenth-century elm and beech Windsor armchair featuring a high hoop back, pierced central splat, turned spindles, curved armrests, and turned legs linked by an H-stretcher.
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  • ObjectArmchairs
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian Country
  • MaterialElm, Beech
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsHoop back, Pierced splat, Turned spindles, H-stretcher

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Developed in Britain during the eighteenth century, the Windsor chair is characterised by a solid wooden seat into which the legs, back spindles, and armrests are pegged, rather than forming continuous corner posts.

British makers typically used a combination of woods, utilizing shaped elm for the solid seat due to its split-resistant grain, alongside turned beech or ash for the spindles, legs, and back bows.

Period examples display hand-shaped seats with adze marks beneath, hand-turned spindles showing minor asymmetry, and pegged mortise-and-tenon joints rather than modern screws or machine-cut components.

Positioning a single timber armchair alongside clean-lined modern desk setups or as an accent seat in a hallway creates a textural contrast between traditional craft and contemporary minimalism.

Regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth followed by an application of beeswax polish helps preserve the timber, while keeping the piece away from direct heat sources prevents joint shrinkage and timber warping.
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