Exuding Victorian opulence and romantic charm, this 19th-century chaise longue is a true statement piece. Upholstered in elegant cream damask, it features a beautifully button-tufted backrest, gently sloping profile, and a single rolled arm — the epitome of Victorian leisure. The hand-carved mahogany frame showcases rich detailing and cabriole legs with original brass castors, emphasize the quality craftsmanship of the period. It is perfect for use in a refined lounge or in a bedroom for a luxurious accent in a modern eclectic interior.

Historical Context and Use: The chaise longue gained popularity during the Victorian era (1837–1901). It was commonly found in parlours or drawing rooms of the affluent. These pieces were often used for reclining during social visits or for afternoon reading and rest. They reflected the Victorian ideal of leisure and refinement, emphasizing comfort with elegance. It was also a symbol of status and femininity, often associated with the “fainting couch” concept, used by women wearing corsets.

• Origin: England, Circa 1860–1880
• Materials: Carved mahogany , damask upholstery
• Condition: Excellent antique condition
• Dimensions: Height: 89 cm X Width: 73 cm  X Length: 167 cm

Please Note:

• With new upholstery approximately R13 000
• Shipping: Free delivery in Gauteng. Resonable transport costs to more distant locations