A finely constructed late Victorian to Edwardian invalid carriage, exemplifying early mobility design and period utilitarian craftsmanship. Built from a robust hardwood chassis with sculpted armrests, the chair features twin large-diameter multi-spoked wooden wheels banded in iron, an articulated fold-down footrest, a rear caster wheel fitted to a forged leaf-spring assembly, and a turned-wood push bar on curved wrought-iron stays. With its authentic sculptural presence and industrial-age hardware, it presents as an evocative museum-quality display piece, conversation antique, or a rewarding candidate for sympathetic caning and restoration.

Dimensions: 112 cm H x 77.5 cm W

Offered in structurally sound, unrestored condition with an authentic aged patina across the timber and ironwork, having been stripped of original seating and caning with perimeter tack remnants intact.