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Early 18th Century Chinoiserie Side Chair.
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Early 18th Century Chinoiserie Side Chair.

18th century
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A beautiful early 18th century chinoiserie side chair circa 1720 in the manner of Giles Grendey. With a vase shape back splat, cabriole legs joined by a turned and block H-stretcher on pad feet. A rare chair with chinoiserie decoration throughout.

Height - 94cm / 37"

Height to seat - 46cm / 18"

Width - 54cm / 21"

Declaration

Fairford Barn Antiques has dated this Antique Chinoiserie Side Chair to the 18th Century.

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SA1234507
Dealers Internal Reference
377/314/18
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A beautiful early 18th century chinoiserie side chair circa 1720 in the manner of Giles Grendey. With a vase shape back splat, cabriole legs joined by a turned and block H-stretcher on pad feet. A rare chair with chinoiserie decoration throughout.

Height - 94cm / 37"

Height to seat - 46cm / 18"

Width - 54cm / 21"

Date of Manufacture

Fairford Barn Antiques has dated this Antique Chinoiserie Side Chair to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1234507
Dealers Internal Ref
377/314/18
Fairford Barn Antiques
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Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2021

Sale of quality georgian and victorian furniture.

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An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat.
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Archive I An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat.

Early 18th Century Chinoiserie Side Chair.

Archive II An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat. View II
Archive III An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat. View III
Archive IV An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat. View IV
Archive V An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat. View V
Archive VI An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat. View VI
Archive VII An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat. View VII
Archive VIII An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat. View VIII
Archive IX An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat. View IX
Archive X An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat. View X
Archive XI An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat. View XI
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An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat.
Early 18th century chinoiserie side chair.
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An early 18th-century Queen Anne side chair featuring black japanned lacquer with detailed gold Chinoiserie decorations, a vase splat back, cabriole legs, and a patterned red upholstery seat.
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Japanning is a traditional European decorative technique developed in the late 17th and 18th centuries to imitate Asian lacquerware. It involves applying layers of dark resin varnish over wood, decorated with hand-painted gilding that depicts stylized oriental landscapes, figures, and floral motifs.

These chairs were built using European timber such as beech, pine, or oak, which was coated in a gesso preparation layer before receiving multiple coats of shellac or varnish and hand-applied metal leaf or paint.

Authentic period pieces exhibit age-appropriate craquelure across the varnish, visible hand-carving techniques on the timber frame, natural wear on high-touch areas like stretchers, and delicate, raised brushwork rather than flat stencilling.

Position the chair as a standalone accent piece in a hallway, alongside a writing desk, or in a minimalist room where the contrast between dark lacquer and detailed gilding creates an artistic focal point.

Keep lacquered surfaces away from direct sunlight and fluctuating humidity levels to prevent lifting, dust with a clean microfibre cloth, and refrain from applying harsh chemical polishes or liquid cleaners.
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