Antique Dining Room Chairs, Oak, Claw Foot, Set of Seven #21567

This set of antique dining room chairs dating from the 1900's consists of one arm chair and six side chairs that features solid oak construction, one piece flared back legs, and cabriole front legs that terminate in a desirable clawfoot. Solid oak "H" stretcher joining the four legs adds sturdiness and style to the chair. Larger overall than usual and each chair's center splat has a dainty scroll design which adds to the beauty of the chair. These chairs were refinished by a previous owner, probably in the last 10 years or so in a wonderful medium oak stain, and remain in great condition with only the normal nicks and dings that come with age. The upholstery seems to be pretty good, as well. There’s a little wear mark on a couple of the seats and some small staining, but the fabric is very easy to change out on the slip cover chairs. These oak dining room chairs are very solid and sturdy, and would complement any collection. A couple of the chairs still retain their maker tags, which read Heywood Brothers & Wakefield Company, Buffalo, New York. The one arm chair measures 25” x 22” x 40” tall, the 6 side chairs measure 19” x 20” x 39” tall. A great set! You are buying the seven chairs for one money. Shipping starts at $385.00 for a driveway delivery in our normal New England delivery area. Outside the normal area will incur additional delivery charges. Please contact us prior to purchase with your zip code to obtain a quote for shipping outside of New England.