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A delightful and rare 18th century yew wood childs stick back Windsor high chair, raised on elegant turned legs and stretcher.
Without a doubt one of the most charming childs chairs we have come across, this retains an exceptional rich colour & is much rarer than most being constructed from yew wood and being 18th century.
It is lacking its footrest and safety bar, which explains the holes in the legs and arms, but in many ways that adds to the charm, story & character of the chair and we feel this is an absolutely
delightful piece of english 18th century country furniture.
Circa 1780
Height - 29in
Width - 19.5in
Depth - 16in
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