William IV Mahogany Library Chair - Unrestored Original Leather c.1830

This impressive William IV library chair, dating to around 1830, is a superb example of early 19th Century English craftsmanship. Made from rich mahogany, the chair features elegant scroll arms, turned front legs with original brass castors, and a solid, generously proportioned frame — all hallmarks of the William IV period. What sets this piece apart is its unrestored original leather upholstery, offering a beautifully aged patina and a genuine sense of history. The natural wear to the leather enhances its antique character, making it a standout statement piece for collectors, designers, or enthusiasts of period furniture. It can be appreciated in its current condition or professionally restored to your taste. Key Features:- * Scroll arms and turned legs with brass castors * Unrestored original leather with rich patina * Sturdy proportions and refined detailing * Rare, character-rich statement piece Own a true piece of British design heritage with this William IV library chair — an evocative example of 19th-century elegance and craftsmanship.