Antique Armchairs

15 products

15 products
Pair of Giltwood George III armchairs attributed to John Linnell, circa 1780, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Giltwood George III armchairs attributed to John Linnell, circa 1780
Pair of Giltwood George III armchairs attributed to John Linnell
Set of 12 Georgian Comb Back Windsor Armchairs, circa 1770, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the set of 12 Georgian Comb Back Windsor Armchairs, circa 1770
Set of 12 Georgian Comb Back Windsor Armchairs
Pair of George III Library Armchairs circa 1770 with white upholstery and wooden frames – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of George III Library Armchairs, circa 1770, photographed from another angle
Pair of George III Library Armchairs
Pair of Regency Armchairs, 19th-century, mahogany and leather, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Regency Armchairs, 19th-century, mahogany and leather
Pair of Regency Armchairs
A pair of Regency parcel gilt armchairs, circa 1820, brass and parcel-gilt, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Regency parcel gilt armchairs, circa 1820, brass and parcel-gilt
A pair of Regency parcel gilt armchairs
Pair of 19th Century Sinhalese Calamander Wood Armchairs, circa 1850, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of 19th Century Sinhalese Calamander Wood Armchairs, circa 1850
PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY SINHALESE CALAMANDER WOOD ARMCHAIRS
A Pair of Early 19th Century Mahogany Bergere Armchairs, circa 1810, Empire, brass – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Pair of Early 19th Century Mahogany Bergere Armchairs, circa 1810, Empire, brass
A Pair of Early 19th Century Mahogany Bergere Armchairs
Pair of Indian Bombay Gothic Armchairs, Gothic Revival, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Indian Bombay Gothic Armchairs, Gothic Revival, photographed from another angle
Pair of Indian Bombay Gothic Armchairs
Pair of Chandigargh armchairs, Mid-Century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Chandigargh armchairs, Mid-Century, photographed from another angle
Pair of Chandigargh armchairs
Late Renaissance Italian Walnut Armchairs, circa 1700, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Late Renaissance Italian Walnut Armchairs
'Loop’ Armchairs by Andrew Allfree, After the Celebrated Buscot Park & Frances Elkins Designs, 20th-century, Georgian
Alternative view of the 'Loop’ Armchairs by Andrew Allfree, After the Celebrated Buscot Park & Frances Elkins Designs
'Loop’ Armchairs by Andrew Allfree, After the Celebrated Buscot Park & Frances Elkins Designs
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Set of Six Anglo-Indian Ceylonese Ebony Armchairs, circa 1850, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the set of Six Anglo-Indian Ceylonese Ebony Armchairs, circa 1850
Set of Six Anglo-Indian Ceylonese Ebony Armchairs
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Pair of William IV Library Armchairs, 19th-century, Regency, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Pair of William IV Library Armchairs
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Pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs, photographed from another angle
Pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs
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Pair of Anglo-Ceylonese Ebony Open Armchairs, 20th-century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Anglo-Ceylonese Ebony Open Armchairs, 20th-century
Pair of Anglo-Ceylonese Ebony Open Armchairs
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Comfort, Craftsmanship & Character

Our exclusive range of antique armchairs showcases the very best examples of English and Continental seating, crafted by leading cabinetmakers from the 18th and 19th centuries. These armchairs embody elegance and comfort, designed with perfect proportions, fine balance, and hand-carved detail.

At Nwtiques, we carefully select each piece for its quality, rarity, and decorative appeal. From Georgian mahogany armchairs to Regency bergères and Victorian upholstered chairs, our collection reflects the artistry of master craftsmen. Many feature original upholstery or are finished in luxurious fabrics and leathers, with frames in richly patinated woods.

Whether destined for a formal drawing room, a study, or as a statement piece in a contemporary interior, an antique armchair combines comfort with timeless sophistication.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: From what periods are your antique armchairs?
A: Our collection spans the Georgian, Regency, and Victorian periods, as well as rare Continental examples from France and Italy.

Q: Who were the leading makers of antique armchairs?
A: Many were produced by renowned cabinetmakers such as Gillows of Lancaster, Thomas Chippendale, and Regency London workshops.

Q: What woods and materials are most common?
A: Mahogany, walnut, and rosewood are typical, often complemented by gilt details, leather upholstery, or elegant cane backs.

Q: Are antique armchairs comfortable for everyday use?
A: Yes. These chairs were designed for comfort as well as elegance. With appropriate restoration and upholstery, they are perfectly suited to modern living.

Q: Can antique armchairs be reupholstered?
A: Absolutely. Many clients choose to reupholster armchairs in fabrics suited to their interiors, while retaining the integrity of the original frame.

Q: Do your armchairs come as pairs or singles?
A: We offer both rare pairs of armchairs and individual examples. Pairs are particularly sought after for symmetry in design schemes.

Q: How do you ship armchairs internationally?
A: We use specialist art shippers who provide secure, insured delivery worldwide.

Explore our Antique Armchairs to discover distinguished examples of craftsmanship and comfort, from finely carved Georgian frames to opulent Regency and Victorian designs.
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