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19th century Windsor Bobbin armchair - English elm, circa 1820This charming 19th-century Windsor Bobbin armchair, from Burton upon Trent, England, dates from around 1820 and is made from elm and ash. Its elegant slatted back, beautiful patina and authentic appearance make this antique Windsor armchair a rare collector's item and a charming addition to any interior.Originally designed as a comfortable fireplace armchair, this English armchair offers both character and optimum seating comfort. The armchair is in excellent condition, sturdy and ready for immediate use.A timeless piece of antique English furniture that fits perfectly into a classic, country or eclectic interior.

Good antique condition, showing traces of wear, patina, marks and imperfections consistent with its age and use, as illustrated in the photographs.

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