W 104in D 36in H 36in
W 264.2cm D 91.4cm H 91.4cm

A Victorian sofa with a tufted back and seat. Scrolled arms with carved borders. Turned feet with a cap detail. Nail head trim standard on leather. The original resides at Chatsworth - the home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire - itself widely hailed as one of the seven treasure houses in all of England. The Chatsworth Sofa has an openly English silhouette that works in both period and contemporary settings. Striking in finishes that contrast with the cover. Circa 1880.

An English baronet, Sir Humphry Wakefield is a foremost authority on English antiques and architecture. A consultant to Baker's Stately Homes program since he founded it in 1980, Wakefield selects extraordinary designs from the palaces and castles of England, Ireland, Scotland and Russia for the craftsmen at Baker to recreate. Through these pieces, the Stately Homes collection shows that true elegance and luxury are timeless, spanning centuries, cultures and lifestyles. That’s why the furniture in this collection is at ease in today's homes as it is in the estates where the originals are still used.