Elm Under 250 Lbs Dining Chairs

This early 20th-century high yoke back armchair has 2 carved circles on the back splat and a dramatic protruding crest rail. The high yoke back armchair was also commonly called "Official Hat Chair" because of its resemblance to the wing-like brimmed government official hat. It will be outstanding as accent chairs in the living room or dining room.

This high yoke back armchair is a reproduction of a classical Chinese armchair called the "Officials Hat Chair" designed with the protruding yoke-shaped top rail, which is representative of hats worn by Ming dynasty officials. This beautifully designed armchair is suitable as a stand-alone piece or beautiful as the central focus point of a room when two or more encircle a table.

This 19th-century high yoke back armchair has a well-carved Chinese character "Double Happiness" on the back splat and dramatic protruding crest rail. There are some minor restorations done to the joints. The well-aged original finish leaves a beautiful patina all over this rare find. The original paint on the footrest on the lower front is all gone due to over-century usage and is intentionally left untouched. The high yoke back armchair was also commonly called "Official Hat Chair" because of its resemblance to the wing-like brimmed government official hat.

This 20-century high yoke back armchair has a back splat with nicely carved dear, crane, flowers on the branch, and lilies and protruding crest rail. The restoration is intentionally kept to the minimum. The well-aged original finish leaves a beautiful patina all over these chairs. The high yoke back armchair was also commonly called “Official Hat Chair” because of its resemblance to the wing-like brimmed government official hat. A pair is available and will be outstanding as accent chairs for a living room.

This pair of armchairs were retrieved from Shanxi province located in Northwest China with rich culture and history. This pair of antique armchairs has carvings on the back splat. The restoration is intentionally kept to the minimum. The well-aged original finish leaves a beautiful patina all over this pair of armchairs. This style of the armchair was also commonly called the “Southern Official Hat Chair” because of its resemblance to the wing-like brimmed government official hat. A pair will be outstanding accent chairs for a living room, dining room, or hallway.

This pair of antique Chinese high yoke back armchairs have a back splat adorn with nicely carved Buddhism symbol for peace and dear, flowers on the branch, and protruding crest rail. The restoration is intentionally kept to the minimum. The well-aged original finish leaves a beautiful patina all over the chairs. The high yoke back armchair was also commonly called "Official Hat Chair" because of its resemblance to the wing-like brimmed government official hat. This pair of armchairs will be an impressive accent chair in a living room, dining room, or hallway.

This 20-century high yoke back armchair has a back splat with nicely carved Buddhism symbols of peace and protruding crest rail. The restoration is intentionally kept to the minimum. The well-aged original finish leaves a beautiful patina all over these chairs. The high yoke back armchair was also commonly called the "Official hat chair" because of its resemblance to the wing-like brimmed government official hat. Will be outstanding as accent chairs for a living room.

This pair of 20th-century antique armchairs are adorned with an elaborate carving on the back splat and around the chairs and protruding crest rail. The restoration is intentionally kept to the minimum. All original red finish is untouched. The high yoke back armchair was also commonly called "Official Hat Chair" because of its resemblance to the wing-like brimmed government official hat. With ornate carving, this pair will be outstanding accent chairs in a living room, dining room, or hallway.

This pair of armchairs were retrieved from Shanxi province located in Northwest China with rich culture and history. This antique armchair has carvings on the back splat. The restoration is intentionally kept to the minimum. The well-aged original finish leaves a beautiful patina all over this pair of armchairs. This style of the armchair was also commonly called the “Southern Official Hat Chair” because of its resemblance to the wing-like brimmed government official hat. A pair will be outstanding accent chairs for a living room, dining room, or hallway.

This pair of antique Chinese high yoke back armchairs have a back splat adorn with nicely carved Buddhism symbol for peace and dear, flowers on the branch, and protruding crest rail. The restoration is intentionally kept to the minimum. The well-aged original finish leaves a beautiful patina all over the chairs. The high yoke back armchair was also commonly called "Official Hat Chair" because of its resemblance to the wing-like brimmed government official hat. This pair of armchairs will be an impressive accent chair in a living room, dining room, or hallway.

This antique Chinese high yoke back armchair has a back splat adorn with a nicely carved dear, crane, flowers on the branch, and protruding crest rail. The restoration is intentionally kept to the minimum. The well-aged original finish leaves a beautiful patina all over the chairs. The high yoke back armchair was also commonly called “Official Hat Chair” because of its resemblance to the wing-like brimmed government official hat. This pair of armchairs will be an impressive accent chair in a living room, dining room, or hallway.