With Shaped Crest and Horseshoe Armbow above Triangular Fronted Saddled Seat Rich Honey Coloured Elm and Beechwood English, probably Buckinghamshire, c.1800
40.5" high x 25.5" wide x 22" deep
A most unusual example of a traditional vernacular comb back Windsor armchair, with shaped crest rail, above a spindle back and well-drawn "horseshoe" arm bow all above a most unusual elongated and well saddled seat with a triangular profile to the front. Probably designed and made as a corner chair. Of generous scale and excellent quality, this chair is in genuine original condition, with a good honest surface patina and age-related scuffs and scars. An interesting and sculptural survivor.
