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Scottish Scroll End Settee Circa 1820
C S Moreton
for sale €468     $508
£400
C S Moreton

C S Moreton

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Scottish Scroll End Settee Circa 1820

19th century
For Sale by C S Moreton
Description

Fine Scottish Regency simulated rosewood scroll end settee with reeded frame and raised on ring turned short legs with brass socket casters. Ormolu mounts to frame. Recently finely upholstered complete with side rolls. All in superb un-touched condition with no breaks or repairs and is solid and firm. FRESH ON MARKET STRAIGHT FROM SCOTTISH MANSION HOUSE.

Size; 74" wide overall, 34" high 25" deep. Seat height 17"

Approx. delivery cost in mainland U.K. £100

Physical Dimensions
Height
865cm (340.55")
Width
188cm (74.02")
Depth
63.5cm (25.00")
Declaration

C S Moreton has dated this Scottish Scroll End Settee to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1211949
Dealers Notes

Dealer in hand picked Georgian and earlier furniture, ceramics, metalware and silver. Also stocked 19th. Scottish paintings and oriental rugs. Business founded in 1854 in Portsmouth, now run by myself the fourth generation near Perth in Scotland. Shop closed now due to retirement

Description
Fine Scottish Regency simulated rosewood scroll end settee with reeded frame and raised on ring turned short legs with brass socket casters. Ormolu mounts to frame. Recently finely upholstered complete with side rolls. All in superb un-touched condition with no breaks or repairs and is solid and firm. FRESH ON MARKET STRAIGHT FROM SCOTTISH MANSION HOUSE.

Size; 74" wide overall, 34" high 25" deep. Seat height 17"

Approx. delivery cost in mainland U.K. £100

Height
865cm (340.55")
Width
188cm (74.02")
Depth
63.5cm (25.00")
Date of Manufacture

C S Moreton has dated this Scottish Scroll End Settee to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1211949
C S Moreton
C S Moreton
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2011

Inchmartine house, the home of georgian antiques in scotland.

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A Scottish Regency period scroll end settee upholstered in deep red velvet, featuring a carved wooden frame with turned legs and brass castors.
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Archive I A Scottish Regency period scroll end settee upholstered in deep red velvet, featuring a carved wooden frame with turned legs and brass castors.

Scottish scroll end settee circa 1820

Archive II A Scottish Regency period scroll end settee upholstered in deep red velvet, featuring a carved wooden frame with turned legs and brass castors. View II
Archive III A Scottish Regency period scroll end settee upholstered in deep red velvet, featuring a carved wooden frame with turned legs and brass castors. View III
Archive IV A Scottish Regency period scroll end settee upholstered in deep red velvet, featuring a carved wooden frame with turned legs and brass castors. View IV
Archive V A Scottish Regency period scroll end settee upholstered in deep red velvet, featuring a carved wooden frame with turned legs and brass castors. View V
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C S Moreton

C S Moreton
Telephone 07598 146915
Location
Inchture
Perthshire
Scotland
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/csm
Verified Since Feb 2011
Items For Sale 65
Items Sold 2,225
C S Moreton
C S Moreton
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Location: Inchture, Perthshire, Scotland
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A Scottish Regency period scroll end settee upholstered in deep red velvet, featuring a carved wooden frame with turned legs and brass castors.
Scottish scroll end settee circa 1820
Ref: SA1211949
A Scottish Regency period scroll end settee upholstered in deep red velvet, featuring a carved wooden frame with turned legs and brass castors.
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Originating in the early 19th century, a scroll end settee is characterised by outward-curving classical arms inspired by Greco-Roman daybeds. These sofas typically feature exposed wooden frames with carved rosettes, turned legs, and cylindrical bolster cushions.

Settees from this period were crafted using solid hardwoods such as mahogany, oak, or rosewood for the showwood elements. Internal frames were traditionally sprung or stuffed with natural hair and straw, then upholstered in silk, damask, or cotton velvet, resting on brass castors.

Authentic period examples exhibit hand-carved decorative rosettes, hand-turned legs fitted with original brass castors, and traditional joinery techniques such as mortise and tenon joints under the frame. Showwood elements often display natural patina and historical timber shrinkage.

Positioning a bold velvet settee in a formal living space, hallway, or at the foot of a bed creates an architectural focal point. Pairing structured historic seating with modern minimalist lighting or neutral walls highlights the classical silhouette without overwhelming the room.

Velvet should be brushed gently with a soft clothes brush in the direction of the pile to remove dust, avoiding liquid cleaners that flatten the weave. Showwood frames require periodic applications of natural beeswax, and pieces should be placed away from direct heat sources and sunlight.
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