Poirot Art Deco has dated this piece to the 1930s.
A version of this suite (pictured) is found at the National Trust property of Coleton Fishacre in Devon, a 1920’s house designed for Rupert D’Oyly and his wife Lady Dorothy and the suite has been attributed by the National Trust to Maurice Adams.
Maurice Adams saw himself as the natural successor to the great furniture makers of the eighteenth century and had ambitious plans for 20th-century British interior design. All Adams’s furniture was made by hand in Gloucester and displayed in Adams’s showroom in Portman Square, London. A distinguished company who often produced furniture for the aristocracy.
Each Armchair.
Height: 78.5cm
Width: 77cm
Depth: 81cm
Seat height to floor: 40.5cm
Poirot Art Deco has dated this piece to the 1930s.
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A Fine Pair of Armchairs by Maurice Adams
