Item Details
A fine quality set of four antique rosewood dining chairs dating to circa 1830, displaying elegant proportions, rich colour and particularly attractive carved detail.
Each chair has a gently curved top rail with unusual brass line inlay, centred by finely carved scroll decoration. The backs feature beautifully carved scrolling horizontal splats, supported by elegantly shaped uprights. The chairs stand on finely turned and carved front legs with swept sabre back legs, typical of the Regency period.
The quality of the rosewood is particularly good, with a lovely warm colour and attractive grain throughout. The combination of carved scrollwork and restrained brass inlay gives these chairs a refined appearance without being overly ornate.
A very decorative and useful set of four Regency dining chairs, equally suited to a dining table, breakfast table or occasional use within both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Date of manufacture: c.1830
Origin: England
Depth:
45 cmHeight:
84 cmWidth:
48 cmSeat Height 46cm
Date of manufacture
c.1830
These antique chairs are in very good condition for their age, with minor marks and signs of use consistent with their circa 1830 date. The upholstery is serviceable, although could easily be changed to suit a new interior if desired.
Delivery
Free delivery to mainland England, Wales and parts of Southern Scotland (excluding Islands and Northern Ireland). Please ask for details.
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