Victorian Pair of Oak Hall Chairs, c.1880 Panelled turned and fluted legs united

turned and fluted legs united by a turned

The bowed seat rail is detailed with reeding that continues along the side rails and is mirrored in the sinuously curved seat back stiles

The swept arms seamlessly blend into the rear padded back support with pierced 'lyre' splats in perfect proportion offering stability to this delicate visual treat

Max Width: 33cm (13'')

Victorian Pair of Oak Hall Chairs, c.1880 Panelled turned and fluted legs unitedOur Stock # LFA 1405 This is an antique pair of late 17th Century revival, joined backstools in the classic South Yorkshire style dating to the Victorian period, c. 1880. A fine pair of provincial hall chairs identified by the pair of characteristic crescent shaped cross splats that are pierced and relief carved with stylistic scrolls and swirls, further embellished with acorn drop finials Featuring scrolled ears, the stiles are also decorated with