Antique Industrial Adjustable Swivel Chair – Wood & Iron Base

Description : Early industrial adjustable swivel chair featuring a solid wood seat and backrest mounted to a cast iron threaded height-adjustment mechanism with four angled wooden legs. The chair shows heavy age-related wear, including surface scratches, finish loss, cracks, and multiple structural damages visible around the seat and spindle connections. The simple utilitarian construction and hand-worn patina give the piece strong workshop, factory, or studio character. Suitable as a restoration project, decorative display piece, or repurposed accent chair with visible authentic aging throughout.

Era
Early 20th Century, circa 1910s–1930s

Style
Industrial / Utilitarian / Primitive

Technique
Turned wood spindle construction, threaded iron swivel adjustment mechanism, and mortise-style joinery with stained wood finish.

Tools Used
Wood lathe, hand saws, chisels, brace drills, threading tools, iron casting equipment, and hand-finishing tools.

History
Adjustable swivel chairs like this were commonly used in workshops, drafting rooms, schools, and industrial spaces during the early 20th century. Their durable construction and mechanical height adjustment made them practical for daily work environments.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker Unknown

Measurements
12 3/4" W x 15" D x 26 3/4" H

Suggested Weight
18–25 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
20" L x 20" W x 32" H

Item Number : P16657

Category : Seating

Brand : Unknown