Antique Oak Hall Chair Spinning Chair

Pair antique English oak hall chairs, circa 1860.

Pair of antique Victorian carved oak hall chairs having quality carved oak scrolls backs, solid oak shaped seats and standing on unusual bobbin t...

Elegant, splayed arm, hand carved, French, walnut armchair above serpentine legs and stretcher. Upholstered in contemporary neutral linen, with raised nail heads, and featuring a lov...

Oak Jacobean style arm chair. This chair is raised upon ring turned front legs with ring turned stretchers and an "H" frame. circa 1870 The arms being of a carved form with turned...

A pair of late Regency oak hall chairs of a good colour and patina; the shaped backs finely carved with C scrolls, patera with spiral carved detail and splendid circular framed Princ...

A pair of late nineteenth century Spanish oak and leather hall chairs, with overscale brass studs to the seat and back.

Each with tablet back and vitruvian scroll carving, reeded tapered splat. Solid wood seat raised on circular tapered legs.

Antique pair of Yorkshire Back Stools / Hall Chairs, England, 18th century. Solid oak with two curved backrests featuring hand-carved natural motifs. The stained oak is beautifully a...

An antique English 19th century Charles II style Derbyshire oak bar back chair A Charles II style Derbyshire oak bar back chair, 19th century with ...

This wooden chair was made in the late 1800s and was used for spinning yarn; hence the name "Spinning Chair". Made with strong oak wood; elegant, rich hand-carvings cover the chair head to toe. As the tail would tell us, these chairs were made in the Black Forest of Germany--the Father of the Wind is depicted as the back. He is taking a deep breath in of fresh air and new possibilities, as each season passes he is there to support the changing of the wind. Each season calls for different winds and temperatures, which meant new clothes, and Father Wind...