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Pair of Marquetry Side Chairs Circa 1820
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Pair of Marquetry Side Chairs Circa 1820

18th century
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A quality pair of mahogany Dutch marquetry chairs circa 1820. Highly decorated in beautiful marquetry including down the back legs.

There is an old inventory label saying what looks like 'Lady Dering' so they have had an interesting history and may benefit from research.

Height - 33" / 84cm

Width - 20" / 51cm

Depth - 16" / 41cm

Height to seat - !8" /46cm

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Fairford Barn Antiques has dated these Antique Marquetry Side Chairs to the Georgian era.

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24/131/147
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A quality pair of mahogany Dutch marquetry chairs circa 1820. Highly decorated in beautiful marquetry including down the back legs.
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There is an old inventory label saying what looks like 'Lady Dering' so they have had an interesting history and may benefit from research.
Fairford Barn Antiques

Height - 33" / 84cm

Width - 20" / 51cm

Depth - 16" / 41cm

Height to seat - !8" /46cm

Date of Manufacture

Fairford Barn Antiques has dated these Antique Marquetry Side Chairs to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1220728
Dealers Internal Ref
24/131/147
Fairford Barn Antiques
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Sale of quality georgian and victorian furniture.

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A pair of early 19th-century dark wood side chairs featuring floral marquetry inlay on the frames and light-coloured upholstered seats.
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Archive I A pair of early 19th-century dark wood side chairs featuring floral marquetry inlay on the frames and light-coloured upholstered seats.

Pair of Marquetry Side Chairs Circa 1820

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A pair of early 19th-century dark wood side chairs featuring floral marquetry inlay on the frames and light-coloured upholstered seats.
Pair of marquetry side chairs circa 1820
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A pair of early 19th-century dark wood side chairs featuring floral marquetry inlay on the frames and light-coloured upholstered seats.
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  • ObjectSide Chairs
  • Period18th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialMahogany, Fruitwood Inlay, Fabric
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsFloral marquetry inlay, Slatted backrest, Tapered front legs, Upholstered seat

This pair of Georgian side chairs, dating from around 1820, originates from the Regency period and is constructed from dark brown mahogany with contrasting fruitwood floral marquetry inlay. The chairs display slatted backrests, tapered front legs decorated with tulip motifs, and upholstered seats covered in a pale grey fabric trimmed with braided edging. Each chair measures 84 cm in height, 51 cm in width, 41 cm in depth, and has a seat height of 46 cm. These decorative items bring period character to a residential interior when positioned around a dining table, in a hallway, or as accent seating in a living room.

These side chairs function well as decorative accent seating in a hallway, placed beside a hall table, or paired with a contemporary writing desk to create contrast.

Position the timber away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent veneer lifting, and apply a high-quality natural beeswax polish periodically along the wood grain.

Authentic period pieces exhibit hand-cut inlay work with subtle natural variations, original mortise and tenon joinery, and genuine age-related wear to the timber finish.

Craftsmen primarily utilised dense hardwoods such as mahogany or walnut for the primary frame, employing contrasting fruitwoods, boxwood, or holly to create the decorative marquetry patterns.

Marquetry side chairs from the early 19th century typically feature floral or foliate wood inlays set directly into mahogany or walnut frames, reflecting Regency and Dutch design influences of the period.
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