An oak chair of unusual form in the style of Edward Pugin, defined by its confident stance and restrained ornament. The broad, slightly curved seat is supported by angled legs that give the piece a grounded, architectural feel. A simple back rail rises with clarity and purpose, allowing the form and proportion to speak without excess. The surface shows a warm, settled patina that reinforces its late nineteenth century character.

“This chair feels considered and direct, offering presence without decoration.”

England, circa 1880

Dimensions: 17W x 17D x 32H (Seat height 16")