What periods do these sofas date from?

The available selection spans from the eighteenth-century George III period through the Regency era and the nineteenth century, extending into Edwardian times and the early twentieth century. Most pieces originate from the nineteenth century, encompassing Victorian craftsmanship as well as Regency and continental European designs.

What is the difference between a settee and a chaise longue?

A settee is designed for seated occupants, featuring a structured back and arms intended for multiple people. A chaise longue is an elongated form meant for reclining, combining a chair with an extended seat. While settees provide formal upright seating, chaise longues offer a dedicated resting place with a single elevated end.

Are these sofas supplied ready for use?

Some listings present fully restored furniture with new leather or textile upholstery, while others offer frames specifically designated for upholstery. Buyers should examine individual listings to determine whether the fabric, hessian, and internal padding are intact or require professional restoration.