A quintessential 19th century, Victorian Windsor library armchair, constructed of beech & elm, circa 1890. This broad seated, lath back example was designed & crafted with comfort in mind for long periods of reading and rest…… Ergonomically shaped for lower back support. The chairs framework also displays flowing arms with crafted hand rests, classic ring turned splayed legs with ‘H’ stretcher and the beautifully formed, substantial elm seat with incised makers mark ‘F.W’ which alone is a lovely touch.

This striking and sturdy chair displays natural wear and an enviable patination throughout. Full of character and charm!

Condition: Solid, robust and fully functional. Wear commensurate with age & use. May/Will show signs of dings, marks or scars associated with a good working piece of furniture. Photos sum up nicely. Overall superb!

We have endless chairs that come through the doors here, but none better than this one, which represents such good value for money.

Measurements: (max) Height: 113cm Width: 61.5cm Depth: 63cm Seat Height: 41cm