Pair 19th Century Oak Early English Manner Turner's Three Legged Chairs

19th Century oak & leather Burgermeister armchair. English. Circa 1880. Of unusual form, this style of chair was previously known as a 'round chair', and was first made in the forme...

A stylish English Arts and Crafts 'quaint' beech and fruitwood rush-seated armchair, with waved and pierced design splat. Probably made in High Wycombe. Circa 1900. *Free delivery f...

Superb 19th Century Burmese/Anglo Indian lavishly hand carved Padouk wood high back side chair. Circa 1880. Delivery is INCLUDED in the price for all areas in MAINLAND England & Wal...

A pair of Aesthetic Movement small walnut low folding decorative chairs with cane seats, in the manner of E.W. Godwin. Circa 1870s. Free delivery to the UK via a selected parcel company. The walnut frames are in very good condition and have their original patina, showing some age with use, they have been lightly waxed. One of the chairs cane seats professionally re-caned, and it has been aged to resemble the other original cane seat. This same chair has had the under rail replaced in oak with two bolts, as shown in photograph number 12. This was done many years ago - I would say about 80 plus years, looking at the construction. Also added at a similar time under the seat, one small rail either side. The wooden dome...

Rare early 17th century English ash three-leg turner's or "thrown" chair (so called because almost all elements are turned on a lathe - thrown as in the way clay is manipulated on a ...

Pair of 19th century English very finely carved mahogany oversized open armchairs with original needlepoint seats.

Early 18th century oak wainscot armchair in the Tudor style. Fantastic wood grain in the oak panels, joinery and carvings; the back has wonderful floral carvings, even the top of the...

Rare pair of English “Turner’s Chairs Circa 1890. The style of these chairs is often referred to as “Jacobean” or “Elizabethan”. All Turner’s chairs from this period were made in En...