Queen Anne Handmade Harris Tweed Wingback Armchair | British Made

Overall Height 104 cm
Overall Width 88 cm
Overall Depth 90 cm
Seat Width 50 cm
Seat Depth 52 cm
Seat Height 46 cm
Arm Height 56 cm
Frame Construction Solid hardwood, traditionally jointed
Cushion Filling Traditional upholstery fillings
Legs Solid hardwood Queen Anne legs
Upholstery Harris Tweed (Bracken Green or Bracken Brown) with Tan or Brown distressed leather trim
Fire Safety UK fire-retardant compliant
Production Time Handmade to order in Britain – 4–6 weeks

The Queen Anne is a traditional British wingback armchair built in a shape that has stood the test of time. The tall back, winged sides and scroll arms give it the familiar Queen Anne presence, offering proper support and a comfortable, upright sit designed for everyday use rather than occasional display.

Each chair is handmade to order in Britain on a solid hardwood frame. The frame gives the armchair its weight and stability, helping it stay supportive and square through years of regular use. This is traditional upholstery work, built properly and intended to last.

The backrest is traditionally hand-buttoned in a Chesterfield style using traditional techniques. The buttoning isn’t just decorative — it helps the upholstery hold its shape and wear evenly over time, preventing the back from loosening or sagging as the chair is used.

The Queen Anne is a deep-seated wingback, but the proportions remain upright and supportive rather than slouched. The loose seat cushion allows a comfortable, relaxed sit while still holding its shape and providing consistent support.

The main body of the chair is upholstered in genuine Harris Tweed, hand-woven in the Outer Hebrides from pure virgin wool and supplied with an authentication tag stitched to the furniture. Harris Tweed is naturally breathable, hard-wearing and textured, softening gently with use without losing its structure.

The arms and outer back are finished in Italian-tanned distressed vintage leather. This is a 100% natural, semi-aniline leather with visible grain, markings, scars and variation in tone. Each chair will be slightly different. Over time the leather softens and lightens rather than darkening, developing character instead of becoming shiny or uniform. All leather is oiled and waxed before delivery to nourish the hide and provide initial protection.

Traditionally applied nailhead trim along the arms and edges, set one stud at a time to follow the natural lines of the chair. Solid hardwood Queen Anne legs complete the piece, giving it a lighter stance that suits both period rooms and more formal modern interiors.

Each Queen Anne wingback armchair is handmade to order in Britain with a typical lead time of 4–6 weeks.

• Clean stains very lightly with warm water and pat dry with a cloth or very lightly dry with a hair dryer.
• Harris Tweed cushions are removable and can be dry cleaned.
• Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent the product from fading.
• Do not use abrasive or chemical materials such as sandpaper, alcohol, bleach for cleaning the surfaces.
• Protect from contact with sharp objects.
• The thread coming out of any part of the fabrics should never be pulled and torn. It should be cut with scissors without damaging the product.
• Leather can be maintained once a year, using a semi-aniline cream and lightly buffed

• Frame is guaranteed for 15 years
  
• We do not cover general wear and tear, however we will be happy to assist you with our superior aftersales service.
  
• Please contact us for further information
  
• If you are not satisfied with your order for any reason, please notify us within 48 hours for a free return and full refund once collected and returned back at our warehouse.

Harris Tweed is hand-woven from pure virgin wool in the Outer Hebrides, using traditional methods passed down through generations. The wool is a renewable natural fibre, and every piece of Harris Tweed is produced under strict local regulation. By upholstering our furniture in Harris Tweed and making each piece in Britain, we support rural industries, skilled craftsmanship, and reduced transport compared to imported furniture.