Set of four farmhouse chairs with shaped camel back chairs top rails and fretted back splats. They are raised on square legs which are united by stretchers.

Carmarthenshire, circa 1780

Ash Welsh stick chair of bold proportions, the comb back above swept arms over a large seat raised on three curving legs,

Montgomeryshire, circa 1760

Welsh oak settle of unusually small proportions from Meirionnydd, the back with raised fielded panels and shaped uprights, over a lift-up seat with panelled box below and shaped arms raised on square supports. The reverse is carved "MW 1724"

31.75" wide, 46" high, 16" deep
78.5 cms wide, 117 cms high, 41 cms deep

Welsh oak side chair, the back with a shaped top rail and vertical slats above a solid seat raised on boldly turned front and square rear legs, united by stretchers, circa 1720

Rare pair of Welsh caned side chairs, the tall backs with turned pillars and carved cresting rail, raised on fully turned legs united by stretchers with carved front stretcher and "Spanish" front feet, circa 1690

Welsh oak comb-back stick chair of low and small proportions, Cardiganshire, circa 1800

Rare and unusual oak Welsh stick chair with a single board back with pierced heart motif, circa 1760

Welsh oak armchair with a fielded ogee-shaped panelled back over outswept arms above a solid seat with a shaped apron. The legs are united by stretchers,

Glamorganshire, circa 1780

Welsh oak stick chair, the comb-back over outswept arms above a thick shaped seat, raised on chamfered legs united by stretchers.

Carmarthenshire, circa 1800