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An Interesting Late 16th/Very Early 17th Century Italian Chinoiserie Armchair.
This chair was made around 1690 in Italy. The chair is of throne-type form with square legs with moulded and shaped stretchers. There are several unusual features ie the crown finials to the head rail, possibly suggesting a royal or aristocratic connection, the wide arm rests, and the scrolling carved brackets underneath them with their original gilding. They give the piece a certain additional presence and are extremely interesting. The japanned chinoiserie paintwork was applied at a later date in the 18th century. In this period the Italian aristocracy had a particular interest in japanned pieces. The paintwork has aged beautifully and adds considerable character to what is already an intriguing chair.
We have upholstered the chair to an under-finish, ready for the client''s choice of outer fabric. An unusual and attractive piece of furniture.
Internal Reference: 3625
Antique Number: SA1128107
Dateline of this antique is 16th Century
Height is 107cm (42.1inches)Width is 85cm (33.5inches)Depth is 66cm (26.0inches)
Antique #SA1128107, shown on this page, originates from the 16th century. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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