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19th Century Deep Seated Armchair
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for sale €2,165     $2,350
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19th Century Deep Seated Armchair

19th century
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The deepest seat ever! A country house armchair, with an incredible seat depth of 94cm. The deepest chair we ave ever had, almost a day bed. Standing on turned mahogany legs, scroll arms with sprung seat. Circa 1860

Price to include upholstery to the hessian stage and feather seat cushion.

Height to back: 71cm - 28"

Depth: 114cm - 45"

Width: 81cm - 32"

Height to seat: 30cm - 12"

Width of seat: 63cm - 25"

Depth of seat: 94cm - 37"

Date of Manufacture

Claire Langley Antiques has dated this 19th Century Deep Armchair to the 19th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
71cm (27.95")
Width
81cm (31.89")
Depth
114cm (44.88")
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SA1244356
Dealers Internal Reference
C4343
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The deepest seat ever! A country house armchair, with an incredible seat depth of 94cm. The deepest chair we ave ever had, almost a day bed. Standing on turned mahogany legs, scroll arms with sprung seat. Circa 1860
fig 1. A stripped 19th-century timber armchair frame displaying exposed hessian padding, scroll arms, turned front legs, and brass castors.
fig 1. 19th Century Deep Seated Armchair

Price to include upholstery to the hessian stage and feather seat cushion.

Height to back: 71cm - 28"

Depth: 114cm - 45"

Width: 81cm - 32"

Height to seat: 30cm - 12"

Width of seat: 63cm - 25"

Depth of seat: 94cm - 37"

Date of Manufacture

Claire Langley Antiques has dated this 19th Century Deep Armchair to the 19th Century.

Height
71cm (27.95")
Width
81cm (31.89")
Depth
114cm (44.88")
Reference Numbers
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SA1244356
Dealers Internal Ref
C4343
Claire Langley Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2011
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Archive I A stripped 19th-century timber armchair frame displaying exposed hessian padding, scroll arms, turned front legs, and brass castors.

19th Century Deep Seated Armchair

Archive II A stripped 19th-century timber armchair frame displaying exposed hessian padding, scroll arms, turned front legs, and brass castors. View II
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Radcliffe Road
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PE9 1ED
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A stripped 19th-century timber armchair frame displaying exposed hessian padding, scroll arms, turned front legs, and brass castors.
19th Century Deep Seated Armchair
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A stripped 19th-century timber armchair frame displaying exposed hessian padding, scroll arms, turned front legs, and brass castors.
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  • ObjectArmchairs
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialBeech Wood, Hessian, Brass
  • ColourNatural Wood
  • MotifsTurned front legs, Scroll arms, Brass castors, Deep seat frame
  • SizeH 71 cm (28 in) x W 81 cm (32 in) x D 114 cm (45 in)

This 19th-century Victorian armchair frame in the English country house style offers an exceptionally deep seat measuring 94 cm long, 63 cm wide, and 30 cm high to the seat. The exposed beech wood frame is shaped with scroll arms and supported by turned front legs fitted with brass castors. The piece shows visible wear and age through its stripped timber finish and exposed hessian upholstery padding over a sprung seat base. Overall, the structure stands 71 cm high, 81 cm wide, and 114 cm deep. Position this substantial armchair in a spacious living room or study as a statement seating piece. Its unusually large proportions provide a lounging experience akin to a day bed, ready to receive bespoke upholstery to suit personal interior schemes. The combination of turned woodwork and industrial castors grounds the silhouette, while the low profile and deep foundation create an inviting spot for relaxed reading or resting in traditional or eclectic homes.

Popularised during the Victorian era, deep-seated armchairs feature extended seat depths and raked backs designed for relaxed lounging. These structural frames were engineered to support heavy coil springs and traditional natural paddings.

Carriage frames were primarily constructed from solid hardwoods such as beech, oak, or mahogany to handle high strain. Internal padding layers typically comprised jute webbing, hessian sacking, coiled steel springs, horsehair, and brass castors.

Authentic period frames feature hand-turned timber legs, stamped brass castors, mortise and tenon joinery, and evidence of historical tack lines along the frame edge. The overall seat proportions typically maintain a low centre of gravity with a pronounced seat depth.

Reupholstering the bare timber carcass in textured linen, velvet, or contemporary patterned fabric allows it to suit modern scheme requirements. Placing the completed chair alongside modern accent lighting creates a balanced juxtaposition of periods.

Store the wooden structure in a stable humidity level to avoid joint shrinkage or cracking over time. Prior to reupholstering, inspect and secure loose timber joints using traditional hide glue and gently clean original brass castors.
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