Victorian Scottish vernacular Francis East & Co. Oxford Windsor Armchair 1890-1910

A very comfortable and solid, Victorian Scottish vernacular Francis East & Co. Oxford Windsor armchair c.1890-1910. A strongly built and beautifully Victorian designed lowland joined armchair with distinctive aspects from Dundee, Scotland. - Dark stained birch, with beech turned elements, seat slab and all are in good order throughout.  The armchair also displays really lovely elements of wear across the tactile touch points of the arms, inner arm-rest turned uprights, back-top rail and legs.  The legs are also complete to their full length with the lovely swollen feet finishes (that have not been damaged / sawn off or deteriorated and subsequently shortened).  Seat height = 45cm. - Two substantial and distinctive turned arm supports, arm design decoration and ring turned legs are characteristic (we also have two side chairs of this design and age listed as well). - The chairs combines three-ring turned legs and a contoured scalloped seat including a serpentine front. - The armrest supports are robust and have a turned design with an accentuated and strong front arm support.  - The last images also show the pair of side chairs in the background, to the same design listed separately by W&W Antiques.  - A solid, vernacular armchair from Dundee, ready for further use after circa 125 years of use, still in great solid condition. Free delivery in the mainland UK as priced. International buyers are welcome, but please contact us prior to payment to confirm the additional packaging, insurance and shipping costs by way of acceptance to your country. Purchaser responsible for local import tariffs/fees. If you are interested in multiple items, please contact us for combined postage.