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19th Century English ash double bow Windsor arm chair
The bowed top rail having an unusual straight line tapered and fine fret carved centre splat, running through the single piece bowed arm having a well shaped hand rest on shaped supports, joined to a thick single plank saddle seat with two very old steel reinforcement plates below, resting on turned legs joined by a turned ‘H’ stretcher.
1820 – 1850
Rare early 19th Century English Yew Wood and Elm Windsor Arm Chair.
The scratch-moulded, bowed Yew wood top rail above a fret carved Yew centre splat, flanked by four Yew wood (usually beech spindles, running through the bowed arm.
Having scrolled ends (for comfort gripping when seated) on turned end supports, joined to an elm saddle seat, resting on turned Yew legs joined by a turned ‘H’ stretcher.
Note: In most cases a Yew wood Windsor chair has inferior timbers used as spindles, legs and stretchers.
C.1800
H 105cm W 60cm D 57cm
Rare Set of Ten Late 19th Century English Chippendale Style Mahogany Dining Chairs
Two Carvers Included!
To be cleaned,touched out and refinished.
C.1880
Two from a Harlequin set of eight 19th Century English ash, elm and fruitwood, rush seated Lancashire spindle back dining chairs.
1800 – 1860
Three from a harlequin set of eight 18th Century English country Chippendale dining chairs from the Allpress home.
Having shaped topped rails, fret carved centre splats and drop in modern upholstered seats, with square profile legs joined by stretchers.
Ash, elm and fruitwood.
1770 – 1800
Stock AA1441
A magnificent pair of 18th Century English Country Chippendale ‘Bog Oak’ occasional chairs.
The shaped top rail above a gothic style fret carved splat, resting on square chamfered legs joined by stretchers.
Note: The darker natural colour and heavy weight of the oak is due to the time spent submerged in the bogs, also the light areas are patches of sap wood.
C. 1770
H: 93.5 cm
W: 50 cm
D: 46 cm
Set of Six 18th Century English Figured Ash Country chippendale dining chairs
The six chairs would look great both sides of a farmhouse table or two either side and one at each end.
My upholsterer will make six perfect fitting thick velcro-fitted cushions, piped top and bottom. Very stylish.
All needing re-gluing and a good wax.
I bought these chairs, as it’s very hard to locate a set, especially country chairs. I usually combine 6-8 singles to form a harlequin set.
1770 – 1800
H. 93 cm W. 51 cm D. 40 cm
AA2056
A Very Nice 18th Century English Country Chippendale Ash Occasional Chair
A Rare Set of Six 18th Century English Country Hepplewhite Dining Chairs.
The ogee-shaped top rail, flowing into a waisted fret-carved centre splat, flanked by tapered side supports.
Having a Belgian linen upholstered drop-in seat, resting on square block inner chamfered legs, the front having double reeds.
Joined by an ‘H’ stretcher.
C.1780
SOLD
An exceptional Pair of 18th Century English Figured Ash Country Chippendale Carvers The shaped top rail joined to both uprights giving a flowing ear appearance Having a shaped upright central splat and shaped moulded arms on shaped supports With a drop in upholstered seat, resting on a long cabriole leg, terminating on a pad foot.
Note: The rear legs alternating from a tapered champhord upright to a turned tapered leg, terminating on a small pad foot.
1770 – 1800
H. 94 cm W. 60 cm D. 56 cm
Harlequin Set of Six 18th Century English Country Chippendale Dining Chairs
Fruitwood, Elm and Ash.
From my personal collection
The individual shaped top rails above peirced fret-carved central splats flanked by tapered uprights, having upholstered seats, resting on plain squared legs joined by stretchers
Seen many dinner parties, been in the Allpress home for the past 20 years.
Still to be re-waxed and polished.
1770 – 1790
The shaped top rail having slight ears to each end, joined to shaped tapered supports, having a fine scratched carved inward chasing line.
Framing a fret carved vase shaped upright centre splat.
A modern upholstered drop in seat, resting on square inner chamfered legs, joined by rectangular ‘H’ stretchers.
Fantastic overall colour and patination.
C. 1780
This is the first complete set of chairs I have had in stock for a few years.
20th Century English Mahogany Georgian Style Wing Chair with great lines.
Set of ten 20th Century faded mahogany Chippendale style dining chairs including two carvers
The shaped top rail having exceptional acanthus leaf carved decoration above a shaped fret carved centre splat, the carver’s having shaped arms with leaf carvings above the shaped supports, with an upholstered drop in seat, the seat rails having quarter mould detail flowing through to the front legs, joined by stretchers. For copies these are as good as they get
Note: the mortice and tenon construction with the timber pegs running through the joints. They would be polished in a clear flat finish to retain the faded colour with a waxed finish.
Each with pierced vase shaped and serpentine shaped top rail, the drop-in seat above deep flattened arch shaped seat rails, raised on front cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, rear turn stretcher and a rare out-swept legs beautifully chamfered.
Fantastic colour and paination.
Stock AA1189
A set of four English Rosewood dining chairs.
The curved top rail having a carved scroll, enclosing well detailed Acanthus leaf carving flowing into the shaped uprights. The scroll shaped centre splat having beautifully matched carved detail. Having a generous drop-in upholstered seat above well moulded rails, resting on exceptional turned front legs. The chairs have a good overall faded colour finish.
1840 – 1850