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For sale from W&W Antiques is a beautiful Scottish vernacular Glasgow pattern armchair c.1830-1850.
- Likely a vernacular regional chair from Perthshire or Angus, Ash with a softwood seat, polished but unstained
- This chair has the distinct component features of a Glasgow pattern, lowland joined chair from the 19th Century.
- The chair has a broad simple top rail between the two extended back uprights with a simple decorated centrally placed cross splat with upward sweeping shaping.
- The rear legs and uprights are curved ensuring the back reclines for comfort.
- The very elegant 'Crane-necked' or 'Grecian' arms are supported on very naive country turned baluster sections leading to the front tapered legs in the Scottish manner.
- The chair has lived a life of utility as a kitchen armchair, it is in good solid condition with antique age related wear throughout.
- Seat height at 45.5cm
Ready for continued utility and in an elegant design for such functional vernacular furniture.
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