子供用チェア - Wood, Canvas - ビクトリアン折りたたみ椅子





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Late‑Victorian child’s folding chair from England, circa 1880–1900, in dark‑stained beech with a canvas seat, 62 cm high, 32 cm wide and 45 cm deep, featuring shaped arms, ball finials and five decorative back spindles on a pivoted frame that folds almost flat, in unrestored antique condition with patina, wear and perforation to the canvas and historic woodworm treatment noted; offered as a decorative collector’s piece rather than functional seating.
Description from the seller
charm ing and uncommon late-Victorian child’s folding chair, most likely English and dating to circa 1880–1900. Constructed from dark-stained beech, it features shaped arms, ball finials and five decorative turned spindles across the back. The ingenious pivoted frame remains operational and folds almost completely flat for convenient storage or transport. Measuring 62 cm high, the chair retains its early woven canvas seat, believed to be original. It is presented in unrestored antique condition with a wonderful aged patina, wear and marks consistent with its age. The canvas is worn, stained and perforated, while the wooden frame displays evidence of historic woodworm which has been successfully treated and is inactive. Owing to the fragile condition of the original canvas, the chair is offered as a decorative collector’s piece rather than for use as functional children’s seating. Please study the photographs carefully as they form an important part of the condition report.
charm ing and uncommon late-Victorian child’s folding chair, most likely English and dating to circa 1880–1900. Constructed from dark-stained beech, it features shaped arms, ball finials and five decorative turned spindles across the back. The ingenious pivoted frame remains operational and folds almost completely flat for convenient storage or transport. Measuring 62 cm high, the chair retains its early woven canvas seat, believed to be original. It is presented in unrestored antique condition with a wonderful aged patina, wear and marks consistent with its age. The canvas is worn, stained and perforated, while the wooden frame displays evidence of historic woodworm which has been successfully treated and is inactive. Owing to the fragile condition of the original canvas, the chair is offered as a decorative collector’s piece rather than for use as functional children’s seating. Please study the photographs carefully as they form an important part of the condition report.

