19th Century Faux Bamboo Armchair with Cane Seat
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A charming 19th century armchair with beautifully hand turned faux bamboo detailing and a wonderfully aged cane seat.
The slender spindles of the back and arms are delicately turned, with subtle variations and rounded joints that give the chair its distinctive character. The oval cane seat has aged to a warm honey colour, sitting beautifully against the rich, dark brown timber frame. Its softly polished finish retains the gentle marks and variations acquired over time, adding to the charm of the piece.
With its low seat and compact proportions, this lovely little chair would sit comfortably in a bedroom, beside a dressing table or in a quiet corner of the home.
- Hand turned faux bamboo frame
- Delicate spindle back and arms
- Oval woven cane seat
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Our Restoration Work
Preserving Craft and Character
Restoration at Attica is shaped by respect for history and a commitment to integrity. Each stage is approached with care and appreciation, preserving the honesty of the antique while preparing it to endure for generations to come.
Sourcing the Piece
We select antiques from reputable sources and well-kept homes, dating each carefully and seeking out strong structures and remarkable features. Every choice is made with an eye for quality and potential, ensuring the piece can be restored with integrity.
Inspection and Cleaning
Each piece is examined thoroughly and cleaned with care, uncovering its history along with any issues hidden beneath the surface. This process reveals what must be preserved, what requires attention, and how best to respect the original work.
Structural Restoration
Where structure has weakened, we work with period timber and traditional methods, keeping each repair faithful to its time. Veneers and solid timber panels are restored where needed, ensuring the piece regains its strength without losing authenticity.
Contributing with Care
For some pieces, a gentle revival of the finish is all that is needed to bring their character back to life. Others invite a more considered touch, where carefully selected elements may be introduced to enrich the design. For pieces of historical or collectible significance, our approach is one of preservation, allowing their history to remain whole.
Finishing the Work
The process ends with patient finishing, where surfaces are carefully revived and protected in a way that honours the passage of time. Waxes and polishes are applied with restraint, preserving the subtle marks and character that speak of age. The result is furniture that carries its history forward with dignity, prepared to live on in a new space.
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