What is a deep tufted armchair?

A deep tufted armchair is a nineteenth-century or early twentieth-century seat featuring buttoned upholstery designed for comfort and presence. These pieces use traditional materials like leather, velvet, and mahogany across styles ranging from Victorian to George III.

Where did these armchairs originate?

The pieces originate primarily from British and French workshops during the nineteenth century and up to nineteen thirty. Maker traditions such as Howard and Sons heavily influenced the design of these comfortable seats.

How should I care for leather upholstery?

Leather upholstery requires regular conditioning to maintain suppleness and prevent the natural material from drying out over time. Keep antique leather chairs away from direct heat sources and strong sunlight to preserve the finish.