A Charming George II Estate-Made Provincial Open Armchair c.1730

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A Charming George II Estate-Made Provincial Open Armchair c.1730Origin: British Period: George II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1720 40 Height: 41. 75 inches Width: 26 inches Depth: 20. 5 inches The peg jointed estate made eighteenth century open armchair in elm and oak, the tapering whole of wonderful colour, having a ladder back with arched top rail, two plank seat, on turned supports with stretchers surviving in untouched original condition. The whole is structurally sound and un restored. Some of the parts to

The mirror has not be restored

Canvas Width: 6

The chair is formerly from the collection of Jools Holland OBE

The case has spring-loaded hinges and is opened by a button at the top

possibly fashioned for shop display use

as we see here with several different shades of madder reds and roses

This example is unusual mainly due to the way the column is upholstered with fabric

The well-modelled and balanced terracotta female head with flowing hair applied and morphed to a large chunk of undulating igneous volcanic rock

this type of chest does not appear on the market all that often

plain and modern affairs

insight into social history at the turn of the century

The link to Spain is explained by the Spanish vesta case present and the small haul of Spanish coinage