Pair of Antique Edwardian Oak Carver Armchairs c.1900
Pair of Antique Edwardian Oak Carver Armchairs c.1900
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A handsome pair of antique Edwardian carver armchairs, dating from circa 1900–1910 and designed in the Arts & Crafts style with subtle Art Nouveau influence.
Crafted from solid dark-stained oak, the chairs feature a rich warm finish with attractive open-pore grain. The high slatted backs give them a strong architectural presence, while the scroll-carved crest rails add an elegant decorative detail.
Each chair has gently curved armrests and a red upholstered vinyl seat, creating a striking contrast with the dark oak frames. The seat height of approximately 48 cm also makes them practical for use as dining carvers.
A versatile pair that would work equally well as dining chairs, occasional seating, hall chairs or statement armchairs in a traditional or eclectic interior.
Details
- Pair of antique Edwardian carver armchairs
- Circa 1900–1910
- Arts & Crafts style
- Subtle Art Nouveau influence
- Solid dark-stained oak
- High slatted backs
- Scroll-carved crest rails
- Curved armrests
- Red upholstered vinyl seats
- Sold as a matching pair
Dimensions
Overall height: 112 cm
Overall width: 57 cm
Overall depth: 59 cm
Seat width: 46.5 cm
Seat depth: 43 cm
Seat height: 48 cm
All measurements are approximate.
Condition
Good antique condition with wear and tear commensurate with age and use.
The oak frames show natural colour variation, surface marks, scuffs and signs of age consistent with pieces dating from the early 20th century.
The red vinyl upholstery is a later addition and shows light age-related wear.
Structurally sound and ready to place and use.
Please study all photographs carefully as they form part of the condition description.
Delivery / Collection
UK-mainland delivery is included via our trusted furniture couriers. Highlands, islands and other remote areas may incur an additional charge.
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