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Antique Slipper Chairs
 Antique Slipper Chairs can include any sort of low, upholstered, armless chair. Usually 2-3 inches lower than a dining chair. Often featuring a very high back and wide seat.
Most slipper chairs date from the first half of the 18th century - sold singularly or in pairs, usually for use in the bedroom or boudoir. The style became popular in the 19th century, and had something of a revival in the mid-20th century.
| SOLD: Victorian Slipper Chair |
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| SOLD |
| Ref No. 799 |
A pretty Victorian buttoned back slipper chair with turned baluster legs. Covered in pink velour.
31in high x 23in wide. |
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| SOLD: A Victorian Mahogany slipper chair, this chair has very good carving and is upholstered in gold velvet. |
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| SOLD |
| Ref No. 298 |
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A Victorian Mahogany slipper chair, this chair has very good carving and is upholstered in gold velvet. | | |
