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Discover an 1890s Windsor spindle back chair in ash and elm with original paint, a sculpted saddle seat, and maker stamp JH and S, plus buying, care, and styling tips.

 A circa 1830 stick-back Windsor chair with a hoop back is more than just a piece of furniture—it's a functional sculpture rooted in tradition, craftsmanship, and character. There’s something profoundly captivating about a primitive chair that wears its history with pride.

These chairs were everywhere in the 19th century. From countryside cottages to local taverns and even middle-class homes, people loved them for their simplicity and durability. The armchair version was particularly popular for dining or just as a comfy chair to have around the house. Even though it was a functional piece, the decorative wheelback and well-turned legs gave it a bit of style.

A Timeless Example of a West Country Comb Back Chair.

So, if you're in search of a piece of furniture that not only provides comfort but also tells a story, look no further than a 19th Century Windsor chair.