Pair of William IV mahogany library chairs
This pair of William IV mahogany library chairs would have been made circa 1830. NOW SOLD
The library chair frames are made in a fine quality mahogany, and have deep buttoned backs.
The front legs are beautifully turned with carving to the top bulbous. The chair stands on brass cup rolling castors.
The swept uprights of the back finish at the scrolled head rest, the mahogany carved in a leaf design.
The arms that are moulded and sweep forward, have padded armrests ending with a scroll hand grip.
These chairs are fully re-upholstered in fine high grade leather. The chairs are initially covered in the leather and then hand dyed, before being completed with our wonderful antique finish. The brass studding adds extra style, each stud is tapped in individually, a painstaking process but well worth the effort and patience this takes.
Imagine, relaxing in this pair of wonderful reading chairs.
64cms widest across the arm rests (25ins)
76cms deep (30ins)
93cms high (36 1/2ins)
50cms seat depth (19 1/2ins)
46cms seat width between the arms (18ins)
42cms seat height (16 1/2ins)
UK mainland delivery £75+vat
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