Set 8 Windsor Chairs Yew Farmhouse Dining Furniture

Glorious set of 8 antique farmhouse dining chairs Set consists of 6 side chairs and 6 side chairs Very comfortable to sit in with cus...

Set 8 oak Jacobean Revival farmhouse dining chairs Very detailed carving on all sections including top of the back rest Come with cushions so comfortable to sit in Set consists of t...

Great set of three English Windsor side chairs in oak What can you say about the Windsor chairs, it's an absolute English farmhouse classic Very comfortable to sit in and they are ve...

Good Set of 8 Chippendale Style Mahogany Dining Chairs. Raised upon Cabriole legs with boldly carved Ball and Claw feet, further carvings to the knees and front rails. Circa 1920 The...

Gorgeous set of Victorian dining chairs in mahogany Recently upholstered so clean and free from odours Set consists of six side chairs w...

Set of 8 ( 6 + 2 )Hepplewhite Revival mahogany dining chairs. These chairs are raised upon square legs with an "H" Frame for Extra Strength. circa 1900 The Recently Reupholstered ...

Beautifully hand carved set of low back Windsor style dining side chairs made from yew wood, pierced splat backs and well figured seats raised on turned legs united by simple stretch...

Vintage Farmhouse Ebony Windsor Spindle Back Dining Chairs - Set of 6 Beautiful set of 6 vintage Windsor spindle back ebony chairs comes with 2 armchairs and 4 side chairs. Windsor ...

Six antique Glenister primitive elm dining chairs from Wycombe England. Circa 19th Century. The Thomas Glenister Company Temple End, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire; chair maker (b. 1837-c.1891) Glenister’s was founded by Daniel Glenister, a High Wycombe publican, who allowed those who ran up tabs which they could not settle to instead make chairs in lieu of payment. Soon, the sale of chairs became more profitable than the primary business and in the 1841 census he lists his occupation as a chair manufacturer, supporting the theory that the business began in 1839. In the 1851 census Daniel Glenister is listed as having 50 employees. Thomas was the son of the chair maker, Daniel Glenister. He was apprenticed to Treacher’s furniture factory and then joined his father in business which traded as Daniel Glenister and Son from at least 1861. In the 1860s his brother-in-law Charles Gibbons joined the business and the firm became Glenister and Gibbons for a few years. In 1873 Thomas took the Moody and Sankey order for 19,300 public hall chairs for Moody’s Mission. This was a mission undertaken by the American evangelists Ira Sankey and Dwight Moody, holding public gatherings in British towns and cities. The chairs were simple wooden-seated models, made in a few weeks by contracting out to William Birch and Walter Skull...

Antiques of London We are delighted to offer for sale this Lovely Set of 8 Yew Wood Dining Chairs. The set of 8 dining chairs features a stunning combination of yew wood frames w...

Comfortable farmhouse dining chairs of the most beautiful form. Wonderful design and shaped top rails. Done from the most beautiful wood. In excel...

19th century Windsor dining chair. Made from maple with arrow splats, plank seat and turned legs. Dimensions: 16" x 18" x 34"h, seat 17.5"