Antique Furniture Direct

Description

A quirky antique oak turners chair dating from circa 1900. This stylish armchair features a chip carved geometric back splat, turned spool arms and a triangular wooden seat joined by turned spindle stretchers. It is the Warwick design and in the style of John Starkey.

So great was the interest of the Victorian public and collectors in Tudor and Elizabethan, that a large number of reproductions of early pieces of furniture were made during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. This is a reproduction of the celebrated seventeenth century turned chair at Lord Leycester’s Hospital in Warwick. Many of these were sold as ‘The Old Saxon Chair’ by John Starkey, a Warwick cabinet-maker and antique dealer.
Construction/Wood:
Oak
Condition Report:
Solid frame, with good colour and patina with wear and marks commensurate with age.
Dimensions:
Height: 85cm
Width: 63cm
Depth: 54cm
Height to Seat: 46cm
Height to Arms: 67cm
DELIVERY
We offer UK wide delivery via courier on all our items.

£34.95 Flat delivery charge to Mainland England - Additional items in the same delivery are delivered free of charge.

Mainland Scotland /Wales £49.95. Additional Items in same delivery add £49.95.

COLLECTION
Collection welcome please contact us to arrange a convenient collection time.

VIEWING
By appointment only.

RETURNS POLICY
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PURCHASE
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