Antique Tufted Back Slipper Chair
Item: Slipper Chair
Make: Unknown
Age: ca. 1900
Construction: Solid wood, French Velvet upholstery
Dimensions: 33 1/2" T x 25" D x 41" T
Condition: Excellent. Has been beautifully upholstered and the front feet are fitted with caster wheels for easy maneuvering. No obvious wear or stains. Please see photos!
Did you know? The slipper chair first appeared in Europe during the late 1600s. They were given their name due to their low seat height and short legsāit was said that they looked like someone had put slippers on them. And thatās exactly what they were used for: a place to sit while slipping on shoes.
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Antique Tufted Back Slipper Chair
Antique Tufted Back Slipper Chair
Item: Slipper Chair
Make: Unknown
Age: ca. 1900
Construction: Solid wood, French Velvet upholstery
Dimensions: 33 1/2" T x 25" D x 41" T
Condition: Excellent. Has been beautifully upholstered and the front feet are fitted with caster wheels for easy maneuvering. No obvious wear or stains. Please see photos!
Did you know? The slipper chair first appeared in Europe during the late 1600s. They were given their name due to their low seat height and short legsāit was said that they looked like someone had put slippers on them. And thatās exactly what they were used for: a place to sit while slipping on shoes.
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Item: Slipper Chair
Make: Unknown
Age: ca. 1900
Construction: Solid wood, French Velvet upholstery
Dimensions: 33 1/2" T x 25" D x 41" T
Condition: Excellent. Has been beautifully upholstered and the front feet are fitted with caster wheels for easy maneuvering. No obvious wear or stains. Please see photos!
Did you know? The slipper chair first appeared in Europe during the late 1600s. They were given their name due to their low seat height and short legsāit was said that they looked like someone had put slippers on them. And thatās exactly what they were used for: a place to sit while slipping on shoes.
