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Early 17th Century Walnut Child's Chair c. 1620
A beautiful solid walnut small chair in very original condition with finely turned spindles to back rail and front rail, chip carved legs and chip carved back and seat rails centred with flying pin wheels, original seat boards and exposed tenons with peg joints throughout.
Such a lot of skill and effort has gone into the making of this chair, with the turner and joiner collaborating in the construction and the joiner then embellishing with bold carvings. It must have been made for a very special child.
The walnut has a superior warm and rich colour and deep natural patina and the chair has no later timbers or breaks. The front seat corners are nibbled and depleted, particularly the front right hand corner. Some evidence of old worm, long since dead.
A heavy little walnut chair in very good condition for age, conservatively dated at 1620, and utterly charming.
Dimensions are:
15.5 inches wide, 15.5 inches deep and 31 inches high.
Floor to seat is 15.5 inches.
For metric please multiply by 2.5
I describe and photograph my pieces accurately and with the aim that on arrival each will exceed expectations.
I operate a full refund guarantee and am always happy to give free, honest and friendly advice.
SellerWebberley Antiques
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The Barn
Battle Road
Dallington
East Sussex
TN21 9LQ
Tel : 01424 838557
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Such a lot of skill and effort has gone into the making of this chair, with the turner and joiner collaborating in the construction and the joiner then embellishing with bold carvings. It must have been made for a very special child.
The walnut has a superior warm and rich colour and deep natural patina and the chair has no later timbers or breaks. The front seat corners are nibbled and depleted, particularly the front right hand corner. Some evidence of old worm, long since dead.
A heavy little walnut chair in very good condition for age, conservatively dated at 1620, and utterly charming.
Dimensions are:
15.5 inches wide, 15.5 inches deep and 31 inches high.
Floor to seat is 15.5 inches.
For metric please multiply by 2.5
I describe and photograph my pieces accurately and with the aim that on arrival each will exceed expectations.
I operate a full refund guarantee and am always happy to give free, honest and friendly advice.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 9/MAY/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer.
Date c.1620
Early 17th Century Antiques Material Walnut
Origin English
Item code as216a935
Status Sold
£680.00 
$850.82 
€789.55 
$
€
Conversion rates as of 9/MAY/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer.
View all stock from
Webberley Antiques
The BarnBattle Road
Dallington
East Sussex
TN21 9LQ
Tel : 01424 838557
Non UK callers : +44 1424 838557
Get directions to Webberley Antiques
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