What defines a club armchair?

A club armchair is a deep, generously proportioned seat built for heavy domestic use. These pieces typically feature low backs and wide arms, upholstered heavily to prioritise comfort.

How do I identify an Edwardian chair?

Edwardian chairs date from the early twentieth century and often exhibit lighter proportions than Victorian equivalents. Makers of this era favoured comfortable library and wing chair designs utilising mahogany and walnut.

Where were slipper chairs used?

Slipper chairs were traditionally placed in bedrooms for personal use during dressing. Their low seats distinguish them from standard parlour or library armchairs.

Are these chairs suitable for daily seating?

These antique armchairs are built with sturdy hardwood frames and traditional sprung interiors designed for regular use. Their robust construction allows them to function effectively in modern living spaces.