Late 19th century Windsor armchair, c.1870–1900. J Ayton Symington offering a piece that is

offering a piece that is both decorative and wearable

giving structure and visual contrast to the vibrant glass

while age‑appropriate wear and patina give it an authentic vintage edge

avoid direct sunlight and excessive humidity to preserve the patina

small knocks and old repairs consistent with age

Late 19th century Windsor armchair, c.1870–1900. J Ayton Symington offering a piece that isA well proportioned example with a shaped elm seat, turned legs and arms, and a pierced central splat. Raised on a crinoline stretcher, adding both strength and a distinctive feature to the form. Good colour and surface throughout with honest wear from use. Solid and usable, with a comfortable sit and strong country house feel. A practical piece of everyday furniture that still holds its presence. Works well as a desk chair or occasional armchair.