Turned-Leg Wooden Dining/Side Chair with Replaced Woven Seat — Stable, Some Damage
Single turned-leg wooden dining/side chair with spindled back and a replacement woven seat. Stable frame but with visible surface wear, a split in a turned leg and a sagging replacement seat — ideal for repair or re‑finish.
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Turned-Leg Wooden Dining/Side Chair with Replaced Woven Seat — Stable, Some Damage
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Product description
Lot: single turned-leg wooden dining/side chair with decorative spindled back and a later woven strap seat. The chair presents a strong, classic silhouette with turned front legs and stretcher rails; warehouse inspection confirms the frame is stable and the seat is currently fitted with a replacement woven grid (visible in the photos).
This is a versatile piece for anyone restoring period dining chairs, adding character to a hallway or using as a feature occasional seat. It suits DIY refinishing projects, a home workshop re-upholstery project, or a buyer who needs a structurally stable chair to repair and match to a set.
- Includes: single wooden chair only (no cushion or accessories)
- Condition: used with visible wear — surface scratches, scuffs and small chips to finish; turned front leg shows a visible split/crack and one rear leg tip shows wear
- Seat: replacement woven strap/grid fitted; warehouse notes seat is currently load-bearing (seat condition reported as load-bearing)
- Structural stability: reported as stable by warehouse inspection
- Dimensions: Overall H 95 × seat H 47 × seat W 40 × seat D 47 cm (provided by warehouse)
- Working status: not applicable (furniture) — frame stable
- Known faults: replacement woven seat is slightly sagging and not original; visible split/crack in a turned front leg; scuffs/surface wear and worn leg tip; white filler/repair visible at one stretcher peg