A 19th Century mahogany open arm library chair

A truly gorgeous Victorian library open armchair with open arms and raised on bronze castors.

This chair has the most wonderful patina. It is a rich mahogany with lovely wear. This chair has a beautifully shaped seat, curved stretcher, and so many stylish flourishes. It is marked to the leg- undoubtedly by a great maker. We defy you to find a chair with a more satisfyingly stylish heft! Those lines!

The chair is solid and sturdy, and reassuringly heavy!

A joy for a lifetime. A beautifully stylish thing.

Dimensions:

All approximate

Overall width 60cm

Overall depth 62cm

Seat height 40-44cm where the seat carving rises and falls

Gent seen is 6ft for scale

Condition: Where there are specific points to note we will detail these as far as possible but please be aware that all our items have wear commensurate with age and are as seen in the photographs. If you require any specific information please do not hesitate to get in contact. As seen in the images, but not limited to: surface wear, scratches and marks to the wood. The castors have worn flat in places over the numerous decades. One arm has literally a millimetre of movement at the seat but we list it here for completeness. A solid and robust frame.

Collection only

Please note: This item cannot be shipped but we have an excellent and competitive bespoke courier service. Please email us for more information or a quote. If you wish to collect in person, or to use our courier service, please select "Pick up" at checkout.