William IV Walnut Library Chair Swedish as evidenced by meticulously turned

as evidenced by meticulously turned spindles and stretcher supports in both yew and elm

Pieces of this calibre draw comparisons to renowned examples in museum collections

The simplicity of the ebonised frame is enhanced by subtle curves and sturdy joinery

attributed to the celebrated English cabinet-maker John Linnell

evoking the opulence of the 19th-century Low Countries

William IV Walnut Library Chair Swedish as evidenced by meticulously turnedWilliam IV Walnut Library Chair A distinguished English armchair from the William IV period, this library chair exemplifies the sophisticated taste and expert craftsmanship of circa 1835. The curvaceous profile and elegant silhouette blend Regency finesse with subtle early Victorian influences, making it a statement piece for any refined interior. Origin: England, possibly by Gillows of Lancaster Date: Circa 1830 Material: Walnut with brass castors