Antique Windsor Stick Back Chair, Victorian c.1870 Hall Chestnut c.1930 The crest rail surmounted by

The crest rail surmounted by a shield held upright by a pair of rampant lions

the desk features a central kneehole with shaped apron flanked by a pair of full depth drawers each side dressed with classic brass cup pulls each stamped 'G

Well sprung and traditionally stuffed the seat is finished in a complimentary

Max Width: 145cm (57")

edge carving to the four sides above a recessed apron

Antique Windsor Stick Back Chair, Victorian c.1870 Hall Chestnut c.1930 The crest rail surmounted byOur Stock # 10. 1368 This is an antique Windsor, stick back chair dating to the mid Victorian era, c. 1870. A charming example, this chair most likely heralds from the Buckinghamshire, Marlow area of the United Kingdom. Raised on splayed turned legs united by an 'H' stretcher, the arms and back are supported on turned spindles around a central pierced back splat. Deep russet tones and a lustrous shine to the ash, oak and elm used in the construction