Set of 8 Antique English Windsor Dining Chairs

Set of 6 antique English carved oak dining chairs, circa 1880. The chairs in this set have varying backrest and seat fabric designs.  

Set of 8 Antique English Carved Mahogany Dining Chairs, Circa 1890's.

Set of 8 Antique English Carved Walnut Dining Chairs, Circa 1900. Arm Chair: Height: 42.5" Width: 28.25" Depth: 24.75" Seat Height: 20" Side Chair: Height: 40.5" Width: 21" ...

These very handsome dining chairs will make a fine statement in your dining room!

Set of Six Antique French Walnut Dining Chairs

Set of 12 Antique English Mahogany Chippendale Chairs, Circa 1900. 2 Armchairs and 10 Sidechairs, all newly upholstered.

Offered this beautiful antique set, made of solid wood with a beautiful patina. This beautiful set of antique dining room chairs com...

Six unusual and wonderful aged, worn patina chairs are in good condition.They look fantastic together as a set. The seat height of all seats is 18.5 in. (47 cm) The height of the armrest is 26.77 in. (68 cm) The two high back chairs are 37.79 in. (96 cm) high x 22.04 in. (56 cm) wide and seat height 18.50 in. (47 cm) x 22.04 in. (56 cm) deep. The other four Windsor chairs...

Four English Windsor bow-brace spindle back dining chairs with decorative splat and finely turned legs and stretcher consisting of 2 host and hostess chairs and 2 side chairs. All fo...

For full item description be sure to click on CONTINUE READING at the bottom of this listing. Offering one of our recent Palm Beach estate fine furniture acquisitions of a Set of 4 antique English walnut petite dining chairs...

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...

A wonderful set of eight English solid oak Windsor chairs have been cleaned, tightened, and polished. They are very sturdy resting on four tur...