Dating to the late Georgian period, circa 1790 to 1820, this form reflects that transitional moment in English furniture when the heavier decorative influence of earlier Georgian taste was beginning to give way to cleaner neoclassical lines. You can see that shift here in the pierced splats, carrying strong Thomas Chippendale influence, paired with a more restrained and simplified frame.
Craftsmen of the era weren't just furniture makers, they were innovators. Corner chairs, also known as roundabout chairs, weren't actually made to be used in corners. They were commonly used in libraries, studies, and drawing rooms where reading, writing, and conversation were part of daily life. The wraparound arm allowed the sitter to rest comfortably while turning toward a writing table or conversation, offering a more relaxed posture than many traditional chairs of the period. Furniture has always followed human behavior, and pieces like this are a reminder that comfort, practicality, and craftsmanship have always gone hand in hand.
This example remains in its original finish, carrying the authentic patina and wear that only time creates. It is in good structural condition and fully usable, but like any piece that has survived for over two centuries, it deserves to be used with respect for its age and preservation. The seat is upholstered in a deep midnight blue dupioni style fabric, a later addition that complements the chair well and echoes the rich textile tradition often found in English interiors.
32h x 24w
Seat 18d x 17h
Shipping & Delivery:
Standard U.S. nationwide delivery (excluding Alaska & Hawaii) to your home is FREE. If you prefer in home setup, this is available for an additional fee paid separately to the driver. Please request this when ordering. In home delivery is for the ground floor only. Delivery is usually 10 - 12 weeks but it may take longer depending on the current scheduled routes.
Condition & Vintage Character:
This is a vintage piece of furniture, and as with all vintage items, it may show subtle signs of age. These marks do not affect its structure or functionality and are considered part of its history and character. We believe these details add to its authenticity.
Color Accuracy & Additional Photos:
Colors may vary slightly based on device screens and display settings. If you would like additional photos or details, please feel free to ask—we want you to feel completely confident in your purchase.
Sales & Policies:
All sales are final.
We are not responsible for any damage that may occur during transportation or delivery. Please inspect your piece carefully upon arrival and report any damages immediately to the shipping carrier in order to file a claim.
Dating to the late Georgian period, circa 1790 to 1820, this form reflects that transitional moment in English furniture when the heavier decorative influence of earlier Georgian taste was beginning to give way to cleaner neoclassical lines. You can see that shift here in the pierced splats, carrying strong Thomas Chippendale influence, paired with a more restrained and simplified frame.
Craftsmen of the era weren't just furniture makers, they were innovators. Corner chairs, also known as roundabout chairs, weren't actually made to be used in corners. They were commonly used in libraries, studies, and drawing rooms where reading, writing, and conversation were part of daily life. The wraparound arm allowed the sitter to rest comfortably while turning toward a writing table or conversation, offering a more relaxed posture than many traditional chairs of the period. Furniture has always followed human behavior, and pieces like this are a reminder that comfort, practicality, and craftsmanship have always gone hand in hand.
This example remains in its original finish, carrying the authentic patina and wear that only time creates. It is in good structural condition and fully usable, but like any piece that has survived for over two centuries, it deserves to be used with respect for its age and preservation. The seat is upholstered in a deep midnight blue dupioni style fabric, a later addition that complements the chair well and echoes the rich textile tradition often found in English interiors.
32h x 24w
Seat 18d x 17h
Shipping & Delivery:
Standard U.S. nationwide delivery (excluding Alaska & Hawaii) to your home is FREE. If you prefer in home setup, this is available for an additional fee paid separately to the driver. Please request this when ordering. In home delivery is for the ground floor only. Delivery is usually 10 - 12 weeks but it may take longer depending on the current scheduled routes.
Condition & Vintage Character:
This is a vintage piece of furniture, and as with all vintage items, it may show subtle signs of age. These marks do not affect its structure or functionality and are considered part of its history and character. We believe these details add to its authenticity.
Color Accuracy & Additional Photos:
Colors may vary slightly based on device screens and display settings. If you would like additional photos or details, please feel free to ask—we want you to feel completely confident in your purchase.
Sales & Policies:
All sales are final.
We are not responsible for any damage that may occur during transportation or delivery. Please inspect your piece carefully upon arrival and report any damages immediately to the shipping carrier in order to file a claim.
