Antique Oak Swivel Banker's Chair

Description

A stunning example of American Victorian-era craftsmanship, this antique quartersawn oak swivel banker's chair dates to approximately 1890–1920 — the golden age of American office furniture. Pieces like this were standard in law offices, courthouses, and bank boardrooms, built to last generations and command authority. seat 18”d x 18” h. arm 27” h The chair features beautifully turned spindle back slats with a shaped crest rail, elegantly scrolled armrests supported by turned double-spindle columns, and a gracefully contoured solid oak seat. The original cast iron swivel and tilt mechanism beneath the seat is a hallmark of quality period construction. The five-leg spider base with original brass-capped casters completes the classic silhouette. Quartersawn oak — identifiable by the distinctive ray fleck patterns visible across the seat and backrest — was the premium wood choice of the era, prized for its stability and striking figure. This chair represents a rare opportunity to own a fully functional piece of American history that doubles as a distinctive statement in any home office, study, or professional space.

Dimensions

W 23" × H 39" × D 23"