Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Tub Chair

A refined antique Edwardian mahogany tub chair, dating to approximately c1900–1910, with elegant curved lines, decorative fretwork and delicate boxwood inlay. The chair features a gracefully shaped barrel back with a broad curved top rail and pierced fretwork splats extending around the back and sides. Fine boxwood string inlay to the crest rail and seat rail adds a subtle decorative contrast to the warm mahogany frame. The tapered front legs retain their brass cup castors, while the generously proportioned seat has been recently re-upholstered in a neutral herringbone fabric, making the chair ready for immediate use. Its compact proportions and elegant Edwardian styling make it particularly suitable as a bedroom chair, dressing table chair, desk chair, hallway seat or occasional armchair. Date: c.1905 Period: Edwardian Material: Mahogany with boxwood inlay and upholstered seat Condition Good antique condition overall with age-related wear, marks, scuffs and signs of previous use consistent with a piece of this age. The mahogany has developed a rich colour and attractive patina. The upholstery is clean and ready for use, having been recently renewed. The chair remains structurally sound, sturdy and ready to place. Please examine all photographs carefully as they form an important part of the description. Wear and tear commensurate with age.