Antique Set of Six Quality Victorian Rosewood Balloon Back Dining Chairs

£3,350.00 Free Shipping
Dimensions Height 88 cm Width 46 cm Depth 43 cm
Date 1860
Reference 2924

A fine quality set of six antique Victorian rosewood balloon-back dining chairs each beautifully hand-carved and displaying a rich, well-figured grain with excellent colour and patina. The elegant balloon backs feature graceful scrolling lines and a finely carved central motif above traditionally upholstered stuff-over-seats finished in a soft black velvet fabric.

 

The serpentine front rails curve gracefully into cabriole front legs with subtle carved detail complemented by rear sabre supports — a refined and well-balanced silhouette typical of the mid-19th century. The rosewood frames exhibit a warm, lustrous polish that highlights the natural beauty of the timber.

 

All chairs are sturdy, structurally sound, and ideal for everyday use, combining practicality with timeless elegance.

 

Dimensions:

Height: 88 cm (34.6 in)

Width: 46 cm (18.1 in)

Depth: 43 cm (16.9 in)

Seat height: 46 cm (18.1 in)

 

Condition:

Excellent antique condition with a fine original finish and minor age-related marks consistent with period. Frames are firm and stable; upholstery is new, clean and presentable.

 

Period: Victorian, circa 1860

Origin: England

Wood: Rosewood

Declaration

This dealer has declared that this item is authentic and as described

Specifications

Material
Rosewood
Period
19th Century
Dining Furniture
Dining Chairs
Style
Victorian

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