A handsome 19th-century wooden armchair with a beautifully turned frame, shaped arms and a distinctive spindle back.
Believed to be predominantly elm, with a dark, distressed finish that shows plenty of character and attractive wear from age and use. The woven rush seat appears to have been renewed at some point, offering a fresh contrast against the aged timber.
A lovely piece of traditional vernacular furniture, equally at home in a farmhouse interior, country house or eclectic contemporary setting.
An attractive antique with honest signs of age and use throughout.
Height 90cm
Width 57cm
Depth 59cm
Seat height 45cm
Due to the size and weight shipping will be by special courier and will require a degree of communication/flexibility.
Collection from our East Cheshire Studio Welcome.
signs of historic woodworm, thoroughly treated as a standard procedure.
