Description

A refined antique mahogany Hepplewhite style shield back armchair, dating to circa 1900 and crafted in the elegant English neoclassical tradition.

The chair features a classic shield-shaped back with a finely detailed satinwood inlaid urn splat, decorated with delicate husk swags and fan motifs. Additional satinwood inlay can be seen throughout, including oval paterae to the arms and legs, highlighting the quality and craftsmanship of this piece.

Raised on tapered square legs with inlaid detailing, this is a well-proportioned and comfortable open armchair, ideal for use as a desk chair, occasional chair, or statement accent in both traditional and modern interiors.

The rich mahogany frame has a warm aged patina, complemented by a neatly upholstered seat, ready for use or reupholstery if desired.

A highly decorative and elegant antique Hepplewhite armchair, perfect for collectors and interior designers seeking classic English furniture with fine inlay work.
 

Dimensions

 H: 98cm | W: 62cm | D: 52cm 
 

Condition Note:  In very good condition for a piece of this age and decorative delicacy. The satinwood inlay work is intact throughout - the sunburst patera, urn splat marquetry, arm terminal paterae and leg paterae are all present and displaying well with no lifting or loss of note. The mahogany frame is sound and stable. The upholstered seat is functional with light age-related wear. An honest description from a specialist dealer with 60+ years of family experience.