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An Early 19th Century Ash And Elm Primitive Stick Back Winsor Chair
  • An Early 19th Century Ash And Elm Primitive Stick Back Winsor Chair
  • An Early 19th Century Ash And Elm Primitive Stick Back Winsor Chair
  • An Early 19th Century Ash And Elm Primitive Stick Back Winsor Chair

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An Early 19th Century Primitive Stick Back Chair.

An elegant West country example of sculptural form recently found in a shed in Somerset .

Light colour with traces of a yellow varnish with black flecks to the exposed timber built up over the years of damp and dry variations of humidity of being left in a shed for years.

But all that aside it has left an interesting colour and patina to the chair.

The chair has a wide fan to the back with a backward stance with a curvaceous arm rail, shaped elm seat with a run moulding to the edge over turned legs united by an H stretcher.

This is a low chair as is typical of West Country examples and has probably lost around 1" in height but is a chair with a bold presence

20" Wide

15" Deep

39" High overall

12.5" High to seat

I certainly had fun taking images of this one in the bluebell woods with birds singing and the sun shining it was like a scene from Disney's Snow White...Happy days.

 

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