West Country Windsor Chair

Tiny 19th century child's West Country Windsor chair, 1830. Dimensions of seat: Width - 12

construction found on Irish and sometimes West Country windsor chairs.

West Country vernacular Windsor armchair constructed (circa 1780-1810) from elm and oak in a comb

Thick slab seat, simple stick construction

Ashwood arms and legs with elmwood slab seat.

with excellent color. Most likely from the West Country (Dorset, Somerset, Devon or Cornwall)

Lovely 18th century hoop back windsor armchair with unusually tall spindle back, the bentwood arm

Low back West Country Windsor, England, circa 1810. Constructed in oak. Simple form with

Very unusual Irish or West Country vernacular windsor comb back armchair, the simple bar crest over

Primitive 18th century West Country Windsor stick back chair in elm and ash. With hoop backrest

18th century English hoop back Windsor armchair, probably West Country, having tall hoop back

proudly and has a slightly burlier build than most of this type. West Country, likely Cornwall, mid 19th

Characterful Georgian ash and elm Windsor chair. Flat-fronted elm seat with interesting grain

A good early West Country Windsor chair with comb back, in elm and ash. Exhibiting plenty of

West Country Windsor chair, almost certainly from Cornwall and likely from the Penzance area, with

Delightful mid-19th century stickback Windsor chair. Originating from the Westcountry, most likely

A delightful stick back Windsor armchair in sycamore and ash. The solid slab seat with subtle

A fruitwood comb back Windsor chair, sometimes referred to as a Goldsmith chair as it bears a

A characterful early to mid-19th century English West Country stick back Windsor armchair. Egg and

An attractive and characterful three-part arm Windsor chair in elm, birch and ash. Dating from

A good stout Windsor armchair, likely West Country in origin. Turned legs united by H stretcher

A good comb back Windsor chair. In the style of the famous Oliver Goldsmith chair but with obvious

A comb back Windsor chair in elm and beech. Egg and reel turned front legs with plain tapered rear

. Attributed to the West Country. Late 18th century. H: 104cm W: 66cm D: 52cm Seat height: 41cm

A good Windsor armchair, attributed to the West Country - almost certainly Cornwall. It’s a stout

A good stick back Windsor armchair in yew, elm and ash. Ring turned legs, united by an H-stretcher

oak seat as pictured. The windsor chair is recognized as one of the classics of English country

A good example of a simple stick back Windsor chair, attributed to the West Country. In ash, elm

An armchair of Windsor construction but of a design that is unique to the South Devon village of

A good example of a West Country comb back Windsor chair with egg and reel turned front legs and

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An early 19th century Scottish windsor chair in patinated elm with hoop back, saddle seat, turned front legs and adzed back legs joined by turned H-stretchers. Classic form and charm...

Late 18th Century Welsh ‘Comb-Back’ Stick Back Chair This is one for the purest of true folk-art furniture, In the form of a late 18th Century Welsh ‘comb-back’ stick back chair. U...

Rustic comb-back West Country Windsor armchair, having shaped crest over spindle back, the narrow arm with bentwood supports and turned spindles, the shallow seat over pole turned le...

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Folk Art stick chair from the English Countryside. Thick seat and surprisingly comfortable. Wonderful piece of sculpture with great patina. Seat height is 13.75 inches.

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Early 19th century windsor elm chair, England, circa 1800.

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This 18th-century English elm wood stickback Windsor armchair presents an aura of understated elegance and historical depth. Stripped of its original paint, the chair now bares the n...

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