Description
Quick Hits:
Classic Queen Anne silhouette
Scrolled cabriole legs and fiddle-back splat
Warm cherry-toned finish
Original mauve striped upholstery
Perfect as a dining chair, desk chair, or accent piece
More About This Item:
This mid-20th century Queen Anne-style dining side chair brings a sense of tradition and graceful form to any room. The chair features an elegant fiddle-back silhouette, classic cabriole legs, and a gently scalloped seat apron-hallmarks of the Queen Anne style that never go out of fashion. The wood is finished in a warm cherry tone that highlights the grain and provides rich contrast to the original seat upholstery.
The plush mauve seat adds a bit of vintage charm and comfort, with a channel-textured pattern that hints at postwar Americana interiors. Though originally made for the dining room, this versatile side chair also shines as a vanity seat, writing desk companion, or a stylish corner accent.
This single red dining chair is a true staple for Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, or classic grandmillennial interiors. The chair's graceful curves and deep wood tones pair beautifully with antique pedestal tables, floral rugs, or rich drapery. It also layers well with contemporary styles when used as a standalone accent.
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: The chair is in good condition consistent with age and use. There are minor stains on the upholstery and some blemishes on the wood frame.
Materials & Techniques:
Upholstery, Wood
Details:
Seat Interior Width: 18.0in
Seat Height: 17.0in
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Seat Interior Depth: 16.75in
Number of Seats: 1
Country of Origin: Unknown
Classic Queen Anne silhouette
Scrolled cabriole legs and fiddle-back splat
Warm cherry-toned finish
Original mauve striped upholstery
Perfect as a dining chair, desk chair, or accent piece
More About This Item:
This mid-20th century Queen Anne-style dining side chair brings a sense of tradition and graceful form to any room. The chair features an elegant fiddle-back silhouette, classic cabriole legs, and a gently scalloped seat apron-hallmarks of the Queen Anne style that never go out of fashion. The wood is finished in a warm cherry tone that highlights the grain and provides rich contrast to the original seat upholstery.
The plush mauve seat adds a bit of vintage charm and comfort, with a channel-textured pattern that hints at postwar Americana interiors. Though originally made for the dining room, this versatile side chair also shines as a vanity seat, writing desk companion, or a stylish corner accent.
This single red dining chair is a true staple for Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, or classic grandmillennial interiors. The chair's graceful curves and deep wood tones pair beautifully with antique pedestal tables, floral rugs, or rich drapery. It also layers well with contemporary styles when used as a standalone accent.
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: The chair is in good condition consistent with age and use. There are minor stains on the upholstery and some blemishes on the wood frame.
Materials & Techniques:
Upholstery, Wood
Details:
Seat Interior Width: 18.0in
Seat Height: 17.0in
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Seat Interior Depth: 16.75in
Number of Seats: 1
Country of Origin: Unknown
Condition
Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; The chair is in good condition consistent with age and use. There are minor stains on the upholstery and some blemishes on the wood frame.
Buyer's Premium
20%
Dimensions
39.75 x 21.25 x 23.5 in
Mid 20th Century Queen Anne Style Dining Side Chair
Estimate $120-$340
Starting Price
$60
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Autumn Curated Treasures
Sep 25, 2026, 4:00 PM EDTNew York, NY, United States
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