Description
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Early 20th-century mahogany hall chair by Robert Mitchell Furniture Co.
Crafted in Cincinnati, Ohio
Colonial Revival silhouette with Queen Anne-style legs
Solid mahogany construction with shaped back and smooth finish
A rare and collectible piece from a notable American maker
More About This Item:
This early 20th-century mahogany hall chair by Robert Mitchell Furniture Co. offers both refined craftsmanship and historical significance. Designed in the Colonial Revival style, it features a gracefully shaped back, cabriole (Queen Anne-style) legs, and a warm mahogany finish that highlights the natural beauty of the wood.
Compact in scale yet visually distinctive, this chair works well in a hallway or entry, while also serving as an elegant accent in a study, bedroom, or living space. Subtle details-like the curved back splat and claw-and-ball feet-add character without overwhelming the design, striking a balance between decorative and functional.
It's a piece that quietly stands out, offering both everyday usability and a connection to early American furniture traditions.
Brand Legacy:
Robert Mitchell Furniture Co., originally founded as Mitchell and Rammelsberg in 1847 and renamed in 1881, was one of the leading American furniture manufacturers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Based in Cincinnati, the company gained national recognition for producing high-quality furnishings and showcased its work at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition.
At its peak, the company operated large-scale manufacturing facilities and distributed furniture across the United States. Today, their pieces are held in museum collections, including the McFaddin-Ward House Museum, underscoring their importance in American design history.
Design Style:
This chair reflects the Colonial Revival movement, which drew inspiration from 18th-century English and American furniture. Its clean yet sculptural lines, Queen Anne-influenced legs, and restrained ornamentation make it both classic and versatile.
Whether incorporated into a traditional setting or used to add contrast in a more modern interior, it brings a sense of timeless craftsmanship and historical depth to any space.
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: This chair is in good vintage condition. There are minor blemishes consistent with age and use.
The chair also has a slight wobble.
Origin:
United States
Materials & Techniques:
Mahogany
Details:
Seat Interior Depth: 12.5in
Number of Seats: 1
Country of Origin: United States
Seat Interior Width: 14.5in
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Seat Height: 19.5in
Early 20th-century mahogany hall chair by Robert Mitchell Furniture Co.
Crafted in Cincinnati, Ohio
Colonial Revival silhouette with Queen Anne-style legs
Solid mahogany construction with shaped back and smooth finish
A rare and collectible piece from a notable American maker
More About This Item:
This early 20th-century mahogany hall chair by Robert Mitchell Furniture Co. offers both refined craftsmanship and historical significance. Designed in the Colonial Revival style, it features a gracefully shaped back, cabriole (Queen Anne-style) legs, and a warm mahogany finish that highlights the natural beauty of the wood.
Compact in scale yet visually distinctive, this chair works well in a hallway or entry, while also serving as an elegant accent in a study, bedroom, or living space. Subtle details-like the curved back splat and claw-and-ball feet-add character without overwhelming the design, striking a balance between decorative and functional.
It's a piece that quietly stands out, offering both everyday usability and a connection to early American furniture traditions.
Brand Legacy:
Robert Mitchell Furniture Co., originally founded as Mitchell and Rammelsberg in 1847 and renamed in 1881, was one of the leading American furniture manufacturers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Based in Cincinnati, the company gained national recognition for producing high-quality furnishings and showcased its work at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition.
At its peak, the company operated large-scale manufacturing facilities and distributed furniture across the United States. Today, their pieces are held in museum collections, including the McFaddin-Ward House Museum, underscoring their importance in American design history.
Design Style:
This chair reflects the Colonial Revival movement, which drew inspiration from 18th-century English and American furniture. Its clean yet sculptural lines, Queen Anne-influenced legs, and restrained ornamentation make it both classic and versatile.
Whether incorporated into a traditional setting or used to add contrast in a more modern interior, it brings a sense of timeless craftsmanship and historical depth to any space.
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: This chair is in good vintage condition. There are minor blemishes consistent with age and use.
The chair also has a slight wobble.
Origin:
United States
Materials & Techniques:
Mahogany
Details:
Seat Interior Depth: 12.5in
Number of Seats: 1
Country of Origin: United States
Seat Interior Width: 14.5in
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Seat Height: 19.5in
Condition
Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; This chair is in good vintage condition. There are minor blemishes consistent with age and use.
The chair also has a slight wobble.
The chair also has a slight wobble.
Buyer's Premium
20%
Dimensions
37 x 15.5 x 16 in
Early 20th Century Robert Mitchell Furniture Co. Colonial Revival Mahogany Hall Chair
Estimate $500-$1,460
Starting Price
$240
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