A Pair Of Oak Hall Chairs c.1860

A Pair Of Oak Hall Chairs c.1860A quality pair of oak hall chairs dating to the middle of the 19th century. The chairs have everything you want from antique furniture, colour, condition and quality craftsmanship. The chairs are made from a lovely cut of quartersawn oak which has taken on a lovely golden colour. They feature carved back with central shield, oak plank seat and are sat on turned legs to the front and sweeping legs to the rear. Both in very good original condition.

Overall measurements - 41cm x 51

The chairs are a vibrant pink

In good solid condition with age related wear

The armchair has a solid mahogany frame that has two seated positions upright or reclined and also folds up to save space

Height - 164

A superb carved oak occasional table dating to the late part of the 19th century

seat depth - 50cm

It has Rupert Griffiths signature eyebrow handles and half penny carved details

Depth - 43

The table has a lovely colour and in very good overall condition with some slight scratches to the top

The chair is large in size with extra long leg rests and is a fine example in very good condition

A special antique armchair and matching footstool in a Queen Anne revival style dating to the 1920’s