This impressive neogothic wooden chair is a striking example of 19th‑century craftsmanship, inspired by the architectural forms of medieval cathedrals. The backrest features an intricately carved rose‑window motif, complemented by a heraldic shield in red and white. Its detailed tracery and solid construction suggest it was created as a ceremonial or representational piece, possibly for a church, guild, or historic residence. One one side there is vertical space to see probably working of the wood.