Antique 19th Century Miniature Folk Art Saxon Turner's Chair for Dollhouse or Doll Display

Offering an exceptional, entirely authentic late 19th-century antique miniature three-legged Turner's chair (historically referred to as a Saxon, Warwick, or Swedish Munkstol chair). This charmiing folk-art piece features a traditional solid triangular wood seat, heavily turned upright posts, and distinct bobbin-style arm supports detailed with incised ring accents.

The rectangular crest rail is beautifully adorned with hand-executed geometric chip-carving, featuring traditional cross-hatching and triangles centering a carved star/wheel medallion. The reverse features primitive, hand-whittled round tenon joinery characteristic of late 19th-century regional craftsmanship. The hardwood boasts a rich, deep stained finish with beautiful patina and oxidation throughout. Purchase and made in Great Britain.

Measures 7" tall x 4" wide x 3.75" deep (seat height 3". This stately chair serves as a magnificent focal piece for a high-end larger scaled dollhouse room setting or stands beautifully on its own in a folk-art vignette. It is perfectly proportioned to display a 5" to 6.5" doll and makes an exquisite companion for early multi-jointed peg wooden dolls, miniature German china or petite primitive rag dolls.