An elegant Edwardian mahogany armchair, dating from circa 1900–1910, with fine contrasting line inlay and rich mustard gold velvet upholstery.
The shaped top rail flows into sweeping arms, enclosing an upholstered back and side panels above a generously padded seat. Dark decorative studwork neatly outlines the upholstery, complementing the warm mahogany frame.
Fine line inlay decorates the back rail, arms and front supports, continuing down the square tapering front legs to spade feet. The chair stands on castors and is upholstered to the rear, making it equally attractive positioned away from a wall.
A lovely occasional chair for a sitting room, bedroom or study, with elegant proportions and a warm colour that sits beautifully alongside antique furniture.
Condition
Age-related wear to the mahogany frame, including surface marks, small knocks and minor losses to the line inlay. A small split and chipped area to one side rail does not affect use. The velvet upholstery shows shading, pressure marks and areas of wear consistent with use.
Dimensions are approximately
Overall:
Width: 63cm
Depth: 60cm
Height: 98cm
Seat:
Width: 47cm
Depth: 51cm
Height: 42cm
Please be aware that this item does show signs of use, which is to be expected considering its age. These signs of wear add authenticity to the item. We recommend carefully studying the pictures as they form a significant part of the description. Thank you.
Feel free to explore our other available items. Our collection includes a variety of pieces ranging from rustic, antique, vintage to industrial.
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