Antique Reception Hall Chair, Scottish, Oak, Side, Occasional Seat, Victorian

This is an antique reception hall chair. A Scottish, golden oak side or occasional seat, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1840.

Striking in form and colour, with superb craftsmanship and elegant presence
Delightful early Victorian chair, perfect for the reception hall or entranceway
Scottish oak stocks present superb grain interest, accentuated with wisps of medullary rays
Displays a warm, caramel tone and lightly aged patina consistent with period character

Graceful domed crest rail rises proudly above the distinctively shaped back rest
Adorned with a fascinating fretwork centre, the back splat hosts a circular motif
Bobbin turned finials and scroll motif add visual interest to the back rest

Wide seat squab set at a comfortable height of 44cm (17.25''), offering practicality alongside aesthetic appeal
Attractive cabriole legs to the fore with a serpentine shaped apron
Legs terminate in delightful tapering feet with carved scroll detail
Rear legs sweep gracefully outward, uniting balance and refinement

A handsome and well-figured antique Scottish hall chair, this early Victorian seat presents refined craftsmanship and is ideally suited to a grand reception, hallway, or period interior. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 44.5cm (17.5'')
Max Depth: 44cm (17.25'')
Max Height: 91cm (35.75'')

Seat Width: 44.5cm (17.5'')
Seat Depth: 31cm (12.25'')
Seat Height: 42.5cm (16.75'')