LONGSTOCK CHAIR
A mid Victorian style arm chair with square tapered front legs and brass casters. The chair is sumptuously upholstered with a sprung seat and back. The back has a built-in cushion and the seat has a loose cushion, both are stuffed with the finest duck feather and down.

LECKFORD WING CHAIR
An early 18th Century Queen Ann style wing chair on mahogany cabriole legs with shell carved knees on the front. The bowed seat and top with out-scrolled arms are traditionally upholstered using animal hair, and the cushion is of duck feather and down.

HACKWOOD WING CHAIR
A mid 18th Century Chippendale style wing chair on square moulded front legs and stretchers. The wings curve out from the back of the arms and continue the serpentine form of the top rail. The chair is traditionally upholstered with animal hair and with a duck feather and down cushion.

ISAAC ARM CHAIR
A late 19th Century Victorian style arm chair with mahogany turned front legs and brass casters. A low slung chair with a long sprung seat, it is traditionally upholstered with a deep-buttoned leather cover. An exact copy of the original, this chair was named after Isaac Eyre, the great grandfather of managing director, Jonathan Shirley, who founded his furniture business back in 1875.

CHARMOY CHAIR
A mid 19th Century French style chair with beech turned front legs and brass casters. It has a curved back and arms with deep buttoned upholstery and a sprung seat. An exact copy of the original, the chair is upholstered with traditional stuffings. Named after the French village from which Jonathan Shirley bought the original, the Charmoy chair was the company's first piece of furniture.

WINTON LIBRARY CHAIR
An early 19th Century Regency style chair with mahogany legs and brass casters. The fine legs reflect the true elegance of the early Regency period. The chair is traditionally upholstered and has a shallow buttoned feather squab cushion on the seat.