What defines a Chesterfield sofa?

A Chesterfield is characterised by its distinctive low back and rolled arms that match the height of the back. Versions on this page appear in leather, calico linen, and aesthetic styles from the nineteenth century.

How do I identify a Howard style armchair?

Howard style chairs typically present deep seats, low scrolled arms, and turned wooden legs fitted with brass castors. Original examples often bear maker stamps on the castors or frame structures.

What is a nursing chair?

A nursing chair is a low-seated armchair designed in the nineteenth century for comfort during feeding or domestic tasks. These pieces frequently feature walnut frames and button-backed upholstery.

Can I buy pieces needing reupholstery?

Several listings specifically note that items are offered for reupholstery, allowing buyers to select their own fabrics. Such pieces retain their original nineteenth century wooden frames and internal webbing.

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Antique Upholstery

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These antique upholstery pieces span armchairs, sofas, and footstools from the Regency period to Art Deco, offering traditional seating built for comfort.