Set Windsor Dining Chairs Elm Wood Farmhouse Diners

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...

Georgian Windsor Chair. This Chair is Made from Elm and Yew Wood. Circa 1800 Standing upon Ring Turned Legs with a Crinoline Stretcher. The Arm Supports Being of a Turned Form. The C...

- Gorgeous set of six antique English oak kitchen dining chairs. - Set consists of two arm chairs and four sides. - Of course if you are looking for a complete table and chair set ...

Stunning set of 8 Windsor arm chairs with distinctive wheelbacks Classic farmhouse dining chairs and we date this set to circa 1890 We have various refectory tables to match if you a...

Stunning set of 8 Windsor arm chairs with distinctive wheelbacks Classic farmhouse dining chairs and we date this set to circa 1890 We have various refectory tables to match if you a...

Set of 8 (6+2) Tudor style oak chairs. These chairs feature a paneled back and paneled seats. The chairs having turned uprights to the backs. The shaped arms being supported by shape...

An Extremely Attractive And Charming Matched Harlequin Set Of 8 Early 19th Century, Georgian, Ash And Elm Farmhouse Kitchen Dining Chairs, Consisting Of 6 Single Chairs And 2 Armchai...

Set of 8 Swedish Biedermeier flaming tiger elm wood dining room chairs. Original removable sits make it easier for next owner to provide its own chosen tissue on this Scandinavian se...

Windsor elm chair, midcentury armchair, circa 1950 Beautiful woodworking, please see photos Originally the seat was caned, it has been replaced by...

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...

An Extremely Attractive Early 19th Century, Georgian, Matched Set Of 10, Ash And Elm, Farmhouse Kitchen Dining Chairs Having Rare Ears To Shaped Top Rail Of Double Row Spindlebacks, ...

- One chair is with armrests - Carefully refurbished - height of seat 42 cm.