Yorkshire Chair

A superb and original carved Wainscot armchair, circa 1660. Yorkshire This superb Wainscot chair dates from the middle of the 17th century and is most likely from the Leeds area o...

Comprising off a set of six chairs and two similar armchairs. Having arched supports with acorn drop finials above solid oak seats. All raised up on turned supports united by stretch...

This is a Victorian, antique, Windsor rocking chair. An English armchair from Yorkshire and dating to the mid-19th century, circa 1850.

Set 6 Vintage English Dining Side Chairs Carved Oak Rush Seat Yorkshire Style. Direct from England, a beautiful set of SIX vintage English dining chairs, with classic British style…...

A very charming antique late 17th century William & Mary period carved oak wainscot child's chair, Yorkshire, circa 1690. A darling chair made for a child during the reign of King Wi...

This is an antique Windsor broad arm elbow chair. An English, Yorkshire, Victorian, elm and ash armchair dating to the mid-19th century, circa 1850.

This is an antique Windsor broad arm elbow chair. An English, Yorkshire, Victorian, elm and ash armchair dating to the mid-19th century, circa 1850.

A stunning & rare vintage Parker Knoll lounge chair model PK 951. The PK 951 has been totally refurbished & professionally reupholstered in a fantastic shade of blue quality fabric f...

These are a fabulous set of 9 18th century Oak and Elm country dining chairs from a convent in Yorkshire. The quality of the chairs is very high and each one has plenty of character.

The general design and turnings of the spindles, arm supports, legs and stretchers are all typical of chairs made in Yorkshire.

A good antique carved oak English George I wainscot chair, Yorkshire, circa 1720. The chair with a carved back crest with scrolled interlaced carving below and a pair of turned finia...

This is an antique Windsor armchair, a Victorian, Yorkshire broad arm elbow chair in elm, ash and oak dating to circa 1900.

Set of (eight) antique Yorkshire spindle back chairs of oak, ash and elm with turned legs and stretchers supporting rush seats.

This is an antique Windsor broad arm elbow chair. An English, Yorkshire, Victorian, elm and ash armchair dating to the mid-19th century, circa 1850.

The earliest dated chair that is currently recorded is 1808 and a similar chair is housed at the Tudor-Jacobean, Temple Newsam House located in Leeds West Yorkshire.

This chair is in good condition and is from the West Yorkshire area, most likely Leeds or Halifax.

Set of Eight Ash Chairs from the Yorkshire Dales with Bobbin Turned Splat Backs and Rush Seats, England, Mid 19th Century Set includes two armchairs and six side chairs.

There are repairs, wear and marks, dings and bruises consistent with all seat furniture of this great age but nothing that is noticeable or affecting use. The chairs have a good few ...

There are repairs, wear and marks, dings and bruises consistent with all seat furniture of this great age but nothing that is noticeable or affecting use. The chairs have a good few ...

This pair of Victorian Yew Broad Arm Windsor chairs were made circa 1860, most certainly in the county of Yorkshire.

Purchased from the estate of Gene Autry, this very fine example of a knuckle arm high back windsor is made of yew and elm. It has the crinoline stretcher along with Christmas tree c...

South Yorkshire oak back stool with scalloped crested top and mid rails with drop finials, boldly carved "C" scroll patterns, block and bobbin turned legs and front stretcher, plain ...

Midcentury vintage wingback chairs reupholstered in Yorkshire tweed, circa 1960s Stunning matching pair of Mid-Century Modern oversized 'wraparound' vintage 1960s wing chairs reup...

Midcentury vintage wingback chairs reupholstered in Yorkshire Tweed, circa 1960s Stunning matching pair of Mid-Century Modern oversized 'wraparound' vintage 1960s wing chairs reup...

Midcentury vintage wingback chairs reupholstered in Yorkshire Tweed, circa 1960s Stunning matching pair of Mid-Century Modern oversized 'wraparound' vintage 1960s wing chairs reup...

A superb quality high back broad arm or ‘best’ chair, likely from Yorkshire and dating to circa 1840.

A really excellent set of yorkshire back stools with a fabulous colour and patina.

A mid-19th century broad armed fruitwood high back Windsor chair from the North country, probably Yorkshire.

Each with a padded shaped back with a serpentine cresting and padded seat now covered in calico, on four acanthus leaf carved cabriole legs with carved eagle head and father terminal...

Having broad arms, generous saddle seats and supported on turned yew wood legs with H stretchers. One chair stamped J.Watson a documented Yorkshire windsor chair maker.

We delight to offer for sale this amazing set of eight Jacobean style oak dining chairs with carved acanthus leaf top rails, tan leather upholstery to the backs and overstuffed seat...

English Yew wood Windsor rocking chair with carved and pierced splat back, saddle seat, and nicely turned legs.

An early Victorian yew, elm and ash broad arm Windsor chair. Great original surface. Underside signed G.G. Barker. Likely George G. Barker & Co. importers in Wilmington, NC, circa...