Pair 19th Century Scottish Vernacular Chairs Metal Seats – campbellscuriosities
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs
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Pair of late 19th century Scottish vernacular chairs

Turned frames with simple ladder backs and original metal strap seats. Likely Highland or Island-made, these are practical, working pieces with a strong, honest character. Good colour and surface throughout, with the metal seating adding to their utilitarian feel.

Solid and usable, suited to kitchen, hallway or workshop settings. Offered as a pair.

Details

  • Era: Late 19th century
  • Origin: Scotland (Highland / Island)
  • Materials: Solid wood frames with metal strap seats
  • Dimensions (each): H 93cm × W 45.5cm × D 40cm
  • Condition notes: Good, solid condition. Surface wear, knocks and marks consistent with age and use. Metal strap seats worn but intact and functional.
  • Provenance / story: Typical Scottish vernacular seating, often associated with croft or workshop use. The metal strap seating is a practical, durable solution seen in more utilitarian regional furniture.
  • Care tips: Keep dry to prevent corrosion to the metal straps. Clean timber with a dry cloth and apply a light wax occasionally. Avoid prolonged moisture exposure.

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