Leeds Antiques has dated this Georgian Chippendale Desk Chair to the 18th Century.
The chair features a finely pierced splat back with shaped crest rail, open scrolled arms and a drop-in upholstered seat, covered in a quality woven damask fabric in a pale blue-green tone.
The square front legs and gently shaped rear legs are united by an H-form stretcher, giving the chair a pleasing sense of proportion and stability. The frame has been finished in a pale grey painted surface with light distressing and wax polish, creating an attractive decorative appearance while retaining the character of the original form.
The seat has been recently reupholstered in a period appropriate damask fabric using traditional methods, complementing the painted finish well.
An elegant and versatile Georgian armchair, well suited for use as a desk chair, dressing table chair or occasional hall chair, making it equally at home in both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Dimensions:
Height: 95 cm (37 1/2")
Width: 58 cm (22 3/4")
Depth: 56 cm (22 1/4")
Seat Height: 48.5 cm (19")
Condition:
This chair is in good condition commensurate with age and is structurally sound and sturdy with no loose joints. The frame has been painted, lightly distressed and wax finished. The seat has been recently reupholstered in a traditional manner using a quality woven damask fabric.
As with all antique and vintage furniture there will be signs of age, use, marks and wear consistent with its history.
Leeds Antiques has dated this Georgian Chippendale Desk Chair to the 18th Century.
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Georgian Mahogany Chippendale Armchair c.1780–1800 Painted Distressed Desk Chair
