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On sale until Friday. Antique c1820 chair
Burntisland, Fife
£60
Description
Step back in time with this charming and authentic Regency-era faux bamboo chair, dating back over 200 years to approximately 1820!
During the early 19th century, people fell in love with Asian aesthetics. This led to the creation of "faux bamboo"; furniture. It wasn't made from real bamboo, which often lacked strength. Instead, skilled artisans used durable woods like beech, pine, or maple. They carefully turned, carved, and often painted these woods to perfectly mimic bamboo's distinctive look. This chair is a beautiful example of that craft.
Having stood the test of time for over two centuries, this piece carries the wonderful marks of its history. Its wear tells a story, adding to its unique antique charm. Whether you're a collector of period furniture or simply looking for a standout piece to add character to your living space, this chair offers both history and style.
Dimensions (approximate):
Seat Height: 44 cm
Total Height: 88 cm
Width: 46 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Why buy this piece?
Historical Charm: A genuine antique from the early 19th century, over 200 years old.
Unique Craftsmanship: Cleverly made from durable woods to mimic bamboo.
Versatile: Perfect as a decorative accent, a desk chair, or occasional seating.
Temporary Sale price until Friday 15th Price: £60
Buyer to collect from Aberdour, Fife. Serious enquiries only, please.
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Posted: 2 hours ago
Ad ID: 1502015507
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