A solid oak Turner’s chair dating to the late 19th or early 20th century, constructed with three stout turned legs united by turned lower stretchers. The arms are turned and subtly twisted, with a spindle-turned back typical of practical turner's chairs - of which, this is a straightforward, honest example: robust, functional, and exactly as one would expect from the form.
Condition Report
Excellent solid antique condition. A few historic repairs are present, likely carried out by the original maker or an early user. All add character without compromising strength or usability.
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Late 19th, Early 20th Century Solid Oak Turner’s Chair
Width 603 mm, (24 In) Depth 512 mm, (20 In) Height 822 mm, (32 In) Seat Height 454 mm, (17 ¾ In)
