Edwardian English Sprung Seat Sofa on Turned Mahogany Legs c. 1910
Edwardian English Sprung Seat Sofa on Turned Mahogany Legs c. 1910
Edwardian English Sprung Seat Sofa on Turned Mahogany Legs, c. 1910
A refined example of Edwardian English cabinetmaking and upholstery, this circa 1910 sofa represents a transitional moment between Victorian opulence and the cleaner lines of Art Deco modernism. The generously proportioned frame is raised on elegantly turned mahogany legs — a hallmark of the period's restrained decorative aesthetic — while shaped arms lend graceful definition to the silhouette.
The sprung seat offers enduring comfort that modern reproductions rarely replicate. Upholstered in its original or period-appropriate fabric, this is a piece that works equally as a collector's acquisition and as a living, usable piece of furniture.
Key Details
- Style: Edwardian, c. 1910
- Origin: England
- Frame: Turned mahogany legs
- Seat: Traditional sprung construction
- Dimensions: H 92cm × W 153cm × D 66cm
- Condition: Antique — please refer to images for full condition detail
Provenance and further condition details available upon request. An ideal centrepiece for a drawing room, study, or period interior.