Antique Oak Banker's Swivel Chair

An antique oak banker's swivel chair, available at The Foundry on consignment. Circa late 19th to early 20th century — the kind of chair that sat behind a desk when desks meant something. Quarter-sawn oak frame with a curved barrel back, turned spindles, and sweeping open arms. The seat swivels on a cast iron mechanism above a four-leg pedestal base with original brass ball casters.

The rust-toned upholstered cushion is in good vintage condition. The oak shows the warmth and grain that only comes with age. A functional piece of American furniture history that still works exactly as intended.

• Antique oak construction, circa late 1800s–early 1900s
• Spindle back with curved barrel crest rail
• Open curved arms
• Swivel mechanism on cast iron post
• Four-leg pedestal base with brass ball casters
• Rust/terracotta upholstered seat cushion
• Available on consignment at The Foundry
• Local pickup recommended — call for shipping quote on oversized items