Antique French 18th Century Bobbin-Turned Oak Hall Chair

This is a beautiful example of an antique provincial hall or side chair, showcasing classic 18th-century craftsmanship.

The chair features highly distinctive spool turning on the front legs and stretchers, a style popular during the Jacobean and William and Mary periods in both England and France

The simple upright back with a shaped top rail and a solid oak plank seat are typical of rustic country or "monastery" chairs from this era

Constructed from solid oak, the chair exhibits a rich, deep color and a wonderful natural patina, developed over centuries of use

The piece is in good, sturdy condition, consistent with its age.

This chair offers a unique blend of historical charm and rustic elegance, perfect for adding character to any room.