Chair (4) - Walnut - Victorian era





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Elegant set of four Victorian dining chairs, crafted in solid walnut and dating to the late 19th century (circa 1880–1900).
Featuring finely turned front legs, carved crest rails with scroll details, and H-stretchers for added stability. The chairs retain their original brass nailhead trim and are upholstered in a mustard green velvet fabric, offering a refined contrast to the rich walnut patina. They are coming with full seat and backrest fabric covers. Therefore the upholstery is in very great conditon due to the great care of use.
The chairs are sturdy and structurally sound, with age-related wear and a beautiful antique patina consistent with their age.
Presented of moth holes due to their age, preferred to be treated.
Good antique condition with signs of age and use.
Measurement: Width 47 cm x depth 50 cm x height 107 cm - seat height 49 cm
Made in Italy.
Period: Late 19th century (c. 1880–1900)
Elegant set of four Victorian dining chairs, crafted in solid walnut and dating to the late 19th century (circa 1880–1900).
Featuring finely turned front legs, carved crest rails with scroll details, and H-stretchers for added stability. The chairs retain their original brass nailhead trim and are upholstered in a mustard green velvet fabric, offering a refined contrast to the rich walnut patina. They are coming with full seat and backrest fabric covers. Therefore the upholstery is in very great conditon due to the great care of use.
The chairs are sturdy and structurally sound, with age-related wear and a beautiful antique patina consistent with their age.
Presented of moth holes due to their age, preferred to be treated.
Good antique condition with signs of age and use.
Measurement: Width 47 cm x depth 50 cm x height 107 cm - seat height 49 cm
Made in Italy.
Period: Late 19th century (c. 1880–1900)

