19th Century Beech Spindleback Chair

Description

This old survivor, which likely hales from Lancashire, features a traditional spindleback design, characterized by its elegant backrest composed of … more This old survivor, which likely hales from Lancashire, features a traditional spindleback design, characterized by its elegant backrest composed of vertical spindles. The frame is beech, and showcases a warm, rich finish that highlights the natural grain of the wood. The backrest consists of several turned spindles, providing both support and aesthetic appeal. These spindles are spaced evenly and contribute to the chair's classic look. The top rail of the backrest is subtly scalloped, adding a decorative touch that enhances the overall design. The seat is woven rush offering comfort and a rustic charm. The chair has four legs, each elegantly turned, contributing to the chair's stability and classic style. The decorative stretcher is a notable feature, centrally located between the front and back legs. It is turned with rounded and tapered elements, providing both structural support and a refined look. less