An untouched 19th-century Irish vernacular sugan (Irish for rope) chair.
A very comfortable chair with a low seat, wide at the front, narrowing to the back - typical ergonomics of a spinner's chair or hearth chair.
Mostly made from ash with visible through-wedges and pegged joints.
Wonderful weathered original rustic colour and patina.
Absolutely rock solid with no movement. Missing a front rail. Some old rubber added to the bottom surface of the back two legs. Historic woodworm holes that I treated heavily anyway. See photos for more details.
Overall height: 78.5cm Width between top of front legs: 40cm Overall width: 49cm Seat height: 39cm Seat depth: 39cm
DELIVERY: Options for this item:
Free local delivery - if you're within 30 miles of Ballyhaunis, County Mayo, Ireland.
You can collect or arrange your own courier.
Man and van delivery to Ireland and Northern Ireland delivered by myself or one of my trusted regular couriers - please contact me for a quote.
