An unusual late 18th Century mahogany library armchair, with fluted top rail and central rosette, above sets of pierced carved splats, repeating the sides, supporting shaped arms, with green upholstered drop in seat, all raised on square legs with original brass castors and joined by stretchers. Circa 1780. In good original condition.H: 99 cm (39'')W: 72 cm (28 3/8'')D: 65 cm (25 9/16'')Attributed to Robert Manwaring, see Robert Manwaring�s The Cabinet and Chairmaker�s Real Friend and Companion, or The Whole System of Chair Making Made Plain and Easy�, Henry Wembley, London, 1765, pl.13, for a �Gothick� chair design comparable.Jake has been supplying the London Trade and Interior Designer market with quality antiques since 2010. Jake has worked closely with his clients over these years and, due to the recent changing times and opportunities in the market, has decided to step out of the shadows to reach a wider audience with his new website. With items ranging from C...