Antique Cane Seat Chairs – Pair with Turned Spindles and Inlay Detail

Description :
This matching pair of antique side chairs features carved crest rails with shield inlay motifs, turned spindles, and round hand-woven cane seats. Their gently curving backs and lathe-turned legs are hallmarks of late 19th-century utility design, combining beauty with everyday function. Slight wear and patina add to their authenticity, ideal for rustic decor or restoration projects.

Era:
Late 1800s to early 1900s

Style:
Eastlake influence / American farmhouse

Technique:
Hand-caned seat with wood-turned legs and spindle backrest; inlay crest design

Tools Used:
Lathe, cane awl, carving knives, clamps, and chisels

History:
These chairs reflect a time when hand-caned seating was common in American homes, offering ventilation, affordability, and visual delicacy in furniture design.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown – likely produced by a local workshop or early American furniture factory

Measurements:
17" W x 34" T x 20" D | Seat Height: 17 ½"

Suggested Weight:
Each chair approx. 8–10 lbs

Item Number : P13671

Category : Seating

Brand : UK