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Christian Davies Antiques Ltd has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
The table supported on Gothic revival turned supports with ebony collars and supported in the centre by an X framed central column with finely carved roundels and ebony moulding. The set of 14 matching dining chairs including two carver armchairs with typical Charles Bevan design features including arches, ebony inlaid detail and ebonised chamfered detail, upholstered in red and gold aesthetic inspired fabric designed by Robert Kime Ltd. English circa 1870
Dimensions: Table max length 167", with no leaves 77" long x 60" wide x 29" high (leaves 3 x 23.5" and 1 x 17.5") Carver chairs x 2 27" wide x 33" deep x 40" high (seat height 17") Stand Chairs x 12 20" wide x 21" deep x 39" high (seat height 18")
Condition: This suite is in stunning condition throughout, cleaned and waxed. The fabric is in excellent clean condition
Bevan was born in the late 1820s. He is thought to have been trained by the Gothic Revivalist J. P. Seddon, an architect and furniture designer. Seddon was certainly an inspiration for Bevan’s first known piece, a Davenport in Reformed Gothic Geometric Style.
The renowned Arts & Crafts furniture manufacturers Marsh, Jones & Cribb were founded around 1850, originally as the firm “Marsh & Jones: Medieval Cabinet Makers” of Leeds. They tended towards the Gothic Revival style of cabinetmaking, and have been compared to the famous Gillows, of Lancashire
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Christian Davies Antiques Ltd has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
Quality furniture particularly from the late victorian and edwardian period.
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Christian Davies Antiques Ltd is a registered member of LAPADA CINOA
A Fantastic & Rare Pollard Oak and Ebony Dining Room Table with 14 Matching Chairs
