Antique Chairs

An elegant Queen Anne period love seat,the shapely frame supported on finely carved cabriole legs in walnut with pointed pad feet.

Solid Oak glastonbury chair having a panelled back and seat with pegged joints

The pierced backs formed in the style of ferns and flowers with central finial. The circular seats with saffron cushions above scrolled legs and 'c...

Circa 1810, pair of Regency simulated rosewood side chairs, the stylish back with carved top rail and carved central splat, and original cane seat ...

Circa 1830, set of 8 (6 + 2) William IV mahogany dining chairs with a generous back splat and curved fluted back stretcher, standing on finely turn...

An 18th century antique comb back Windsor chair in Ash.

Early 19th Century Dutch walnut high backed side chair with shaped rails, drop in seat, cabriole legs and pointed pad feet.

A good, solid, comb back Windsor chair of lobsterpot form, the whole in ash.

A fine quality mid 19th century Chippendale style mahogany Gainsborough armchair, having serpentine back above acanthus leaf & blind fret carved se...

A pair of French mahogany arm chairs, reupholstered circa 1865

An unusual pair of mid 19th. Century Black and Gilt decorated chairs by HOLLAND & SONS, the upholstered backs with hand scoops to the rear, the car...

A fine set of six George III Chippendale period carved mahogany dining chairs; the serpentine scrolling leaf carved top rails above pierced interla...

A Pair of early 19th Century Regency period mahogany Library Armchairs with unusual sliding action to the seat and back. The chairs having acanthus...

In the Anglo-Japanese aesthetic style, in the manner of E.W. Godwin and popularised after the 1862 International Exhibition, when the oriental st...

Circa 1900, set of 6 mahogany Hepplewhite style chairs, with a shaped top rail supported by 3 carved centre rails, with a drop in pad, standing on ...

Circa 1820, set of 6 faux rosewood Regency chairs, with turned bobbin backs, standing on turned tapering sabre legs.

Circa 1870, mid Victorian carved walnut revolving piano chair/harpist stool. The top has a wonderful shaped back with carving and open fretwork. Th...

A rare 17thc Ash Childs Turners Chair, turned on a pole-lathe and now with the advent of time it has aquired a wonderful patina, unusual as it has ...

A Pair of Walnut Armchairs by Gillows and Co, Lancaster. The baluster shaped supports carved with incised circular lines. The back legs stamped â...

Rare and important mahogany wing arm chair; the bold cabriole front legs carved with acanthus leaves and on paw feet with hairy fetlocks and recess...

A pair of early 19th century George IV mahogany hall chairs. The chairs have shaped and carved backs with an armorial crest painted in a centra...

A set of four 19th century mahogany single chairs in the Hepplewhite style with lyre shaped back splats with slender struts and carved with paterae...

Good large mid 18th Century mahogany Library Armchair

The scroll shaped cresting rail with a central cartouche containing fleur-de-lys. The turned uprights with carved stylised flowers on the upper bl...

An 18th century elbow chair, or writing chair.Shaped top rail above a pierced splat. The drop-in seat with a veneered seat rail, flanked by shaped ...

Circa 1830, good set of 13 William IV mahogany dining chairs, consisting of 12 singles and 1 armchair, with a curved top rail and shaped and reeded...

Circa 1870, Victorian stained beech, walnut and elm captains chair. The chair has a classical shaped top rail with 3 open fretwork panels, arms wit...

Set of Six Victorian Elm & Oak Antique Country Kitchen Chairs. In the Georgian design this set of six elm & oak antique country kitchen chairs ac...

Victorian Chippendale style library chair, circa 1870. Now recovered in distressed leather

A generous and well-proportioned pair of Gainsborough open arm chairs in light coloured mahogany of good colour and patina, covered in pale green s...

Constructed in oak, and pollard oak, the strong swept front legs with carved inset stylised cornucopia having lions paw feet of high quality, the f...

The Belgian Pavilion at the Sevilla World EXPO '92 was considered to be one of the four most attractive presentations. More than 2,4 million person...

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY ‘COCKPEN’ OPEN ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1760.

George III mahogany Gainsborough arm chair, serpentine top rail over nicely shaped and moulded arms. Sprung seat raised on square chamfered legs an...

A fine Pair of late 18th Century Continental satinwood Armchairs, the shaped backs having wavy splats. The chairs wit...

A pair of early 19th century ebonised and painted side chairs with rush seats, redecorated.

Constructed in walnut, and carved in the Neo-Renaissance manner; rising from castor shod legs, the rear legs carved with a running guilloche, with ...

This important and remarkably well preserved chair reflects the meeting of earlier Tudor chair-making tradition with up-to-date Renaissance ornamen...

An exceptionally fine pair of George III giltwood armchairs designed by John Linnell, each made with removable back, seat and arm rests, the channe...

Constructed in a gently faded and well patinated San Domingo mahogany; supported upon outcurved front and rear legs of square section, the frames r...

A rare Queen Anne solid and veneered walnut open armchair with a cartouche shaped padded back and oval drop in seat, covered in 18th Century floral...

Circa 1890, late Victorian bergere chair in the Regency style, with a cane back and side rails, curved top rail and unusual carvings round the top ...

A George III mahogany open armchair with pierced oval back, on square tapering reeded legs.