Early 19Th Century Faux Rosewood Open Armchair
Stock No
KON429
2025
- £1,800.00
- €2,155 Euro
- $2,415 US Dollar
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Item Description
An English open armchair dating from the early to mid-19th century, attributed to Miles and Edwards.
The tall shaped back has rounded shoulders above long padded open arms. The ring-turned front legs, swept rear legs and matching turned arm supports are decorated with faux rosewood graining—a painted finish imitating the colour and figure of rosewood. The chair is raised on castors.
Sturdy frame, with traditional upholstery in good condition. Offered for recovering in your choice of fabric. Some wear and rubbing to the grained finish. Fresh lining fabric has been added to the seat and arms, ready for the final covering of your choice.
Width 64cm × Depth 73cm × Height 93cm
Width 2′1″ × Depth 2′5″ × Height 3′1″
Seat Width 37cm × Seat Depth 49cm × Seat Height 41cm
Seat Width 1′3″ × Seat Depth 1′7″ × Seat Height 1′4″
Miles and Edwards were London cabinetmakers and upholsterers, trading independently from 1822 until Hindley’s takeover in 1844. Their distinguished clientele included the Empress of Russia and the British ambassador in Paris.
Item Info
Seller
Seller Location
Batley, Yorkshire
Item Dimensions
H: 93cm W: 64cm D: 73cm
Period
19th Century
Item Location
United Kingdom
Seller Location
Batley, Yorkshire
Item Location
United Kingdom
Seller Contact No
+44 (0)7376 595720
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