nursing - chairs, singles/pairs
Nursing chair. A low upholstered chair without arms, the top of the seat usually only about 30 cm from the floor, compared with about 45 cm for a standard chair. They were intended to be used by mothers or nurses when feeding babies. The term is often applied to any low easy chair of the type, but most commonly used for a low-seated chair made in the late Victorian or Edwardian period.
13 item(s) found:
A Victorian mahogany nursing chair upholstered in red brocade and velvet
A Victorian ebonised nursing chair, circa 1870
A Victorian walnut nursing chair with carved back above a padded seat
A Victorian carved walnut nursing chair
A Victorian Fauxed rosewood mahogany nursing chair, the scrolling upholstered button back above a conforming seat, carved cabriole legs, brass castors.
Edwardian cedar framed nursing chair, porcelain casters, button olive brocade upholstery
Victorian walnut nursing chair with floral carved top scroll uprights on turned legs
A Victorian carved walnut ladies nursing chair
Victorian walnut nursing chair with carved top rail above an upholstered seat standing on carved cabriole legs with original castors.
Victorian Nursing Chair, well upholstered and with detail to carved centre splay and back support, on original brown ceramic castors.
Walnut Victorian nursing chair with its original castors, reupholstered in a striped velvet
Burr walnut nursing chair with button upholstery, a carved back, turned front legs and casters
Lady's nursing chair with a decorative fretwork back, new upholstery, turned front legs and castors