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Antique Pre-Ambulator Cane Wheel Chair

Antique Pre-Ambulator Cane Wheel Chair

 

A fascinating piece of medical and social history, this antique wheelchair dates from the late 19th to early 20th century. Designed with a sturdy, black-painted iron frame, it features woven cane panels to the back, seat, and footrest, complemented by wooden armrests and a slatted wooden footboard. Large, spoked wheels to either side give it both presence and practicality, while smaller rear supports provide balance.

 

Once a functional item, it is now best appreciated as a collector’s piece or decorative feature, showcasing the craftsmanship and design sensibilities of its era. The cane has been completely replaced and remains in good overall condition, and the structure is solid and stable.

 

Unusual and full of character, this wheelchair makes a striking display piece for a period interior, collection, or themed setting.

 

Dimensions:

78cm wide

110cm deep

124cm high to back

54cm high to seat

 

PB552 74400 100825

 

 

 Price includes delivery to mainland UK with exception of the Highlands

 

 

The age and condition of our furniture is described to the best of our ability, to enable you to make an informed decision prior to purchase - please read the item description carefully.

 

All our furniture is either antique or second hand, and therefore there may be cosmetic age related surface marks, and or scratches and fading, where identified in the item description.

We kindly request that you review all photographs as these images form an essential part of the item’s description and condition, offering an important visual insight into its appearance and overall quality.

 

If furniture shows signs of historic worm, we will check that this is inactive and treat accordingly to give both you and us peace of mind. Any signs of historic worm will be described in the description

 

 

 

$804.56

Original: $2,681.86

-70%
Antique Pre-Ambulator Cane Wheel Chair

$2,681.86

$804.56

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Antique Pre-Ambulator Cane Wheel Chair

 

A fascinating piece of medical and social history, this antique wheelchair dates from the late 19th to early 20th century. Designed with a sturdy, black-painted iron frame, it features woven cane panels to the back, seat, and footrest, complemented by wooden armrests and a slatted wooden footboard. Large, spoked wheels to either side give it both presence and practicality, while smaller rear supports provide balance.

 

Once a functional item, it is now best appreciated as a collector’s piece or decorative feature, showcasing the craftsmanship and design sensibilities of its era. The cane has been completely replaced and remains in good overall condition, and the structure is solid and stable.

 

Unusual and full of character, this wheelchair makes a striking display piece for a period interior, collection, or themed setting.

 

Dimensions:

78cm wide

110cm deep

124cm high to back

54cm high to seat

 

PB552 74400 100825

 

 

 Price includes delivery to mainland UK with exception of the Highlands

 

 

The age and condition of our furniture is described to the best of our ability, to enable you to make an informed decision prior to purchase - please read the item description carefully.

 

All our furniture is either antique or second hand, and therefore there may be cosmetic age related surface marks, and or scratches and fading, where identified in the item description.

We kindly request that you review all photographs as these images form an essential part of the item’s description and condition, offering an important visual insight into its appearance and overall quality.

 

If furniture shows signs of historic worm, we will check that this is inactive and treat accordingly to give both you and us peace of mind. Any signs of historic worm will be described in the description