What periods do these armchairs span?

The available seating spans the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, encompassing Victorian, Edwardian, and 1930s eras. Pieces reflect design movements from mid-nineteenth century Gothic Revival to later art deco styles. Specific dates within the inventory range from the 1850s through to the 1930s, showing diverse manufacturing periods.

Which woods are most common?

Oak and mahogany form the foundation of many pieces, complemented by walnut, pitch pine, and general timber. Regional variations also introduce materials like elm and ash, particularly in country made carver chairs.

Are pairs and sets available?

The inventory includes matching pairs of armchairs as well as sets of four chairs, alongside numerous individual pieces. Pairs are particularly common among nineteenth century pitch pine Glastonbury chairs and Edwardian deep seated designs.