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Edwardian and Later Chairs For Sale
For more information on any chairs that are for sale below, please contact the telephone number or email address supplied with each chair entry.
SOLD: Edwardian mahogany chairs |
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SOLD |
Ref No. 828 |
A pair of Edwardian mahogany chairs with Chippendale style carved backs and Queen Anne legs. Upholstered in a gold striped fabric.
£110.00
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SOLD: Edwardian Tub Chair |
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SOLD |
Ref No. 782 |
A very comfortable tub chair c1900/1910 covered in green velvet with carved cabriole legs, we can arrange upholstery if required, price £95.
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SOLD: Edwardian mahogany corner chair |
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SOLD |
Ref No. 781 |
A very pretty Edwardian mahogany corner chair with very interesting inlay this chair requires upholstery which we can arrange otherwise in excellent condition chair as seen £100 or upholstered including fabric £125
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SOLD: An Edwardian Armchair |
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SOLD |
Ref No. 779 |
An Edwardian mahogany with satinwood stringing armchair with pretty arms and tapered legs covered in gold velvet all in good condition. Price £190
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For Sale: Queen Anne transitional Chippendale style dining chair, Circa 1910 |
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For Sale |
Ref No. 564 |
Queen Anne transitional Chippendale style dining chair, Circa 1910. Labelled D Raab @ 1907-1920.
Dining room chair with arms, cabriole legs and clawed feet.
Original finish and seat. No breaks. Made by the John D RAAB Chair Company, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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The Edwardian Period
The Edwardian era (1901 to 1910) saw the beginning of a new century, a new king and a new style. The dark, heavy look of the Victorian era was out, and was replaced swiftly by lighter and more delicate designs. This was the time of Art Nouveau.
Light, delicate, and simple of detail were key features of furniture design in the Edwardian era.
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