M Lees and Sons has dated this George II Walnut Armchair to the 1910s.
. The boldly proportioned armchair with an elaborate broad and shapely carved shell and scroll detail splat , with figured and burr walnut veneer .

The carved swept arms with eagle’s head and feather carved terminals , the balloon-shaped ‘drop-in’ upholstered seat covered with finely-worked petit-point period style floral needlework . The edge of seat frame having a cross-grained moulding profile , above a veneered frieze.

Raised on carved cabriole supports, the forelegs with shell and harebell carved details, terminating onto carved ‘claw and ball’ feet . The rear having raked angled cabriole supports onto pad feet.
In excellent original condition with a wonderful faded period-style colour and patina, almost indistinguishable from an early C18th Georgian period chair .

Attributed to the cabinet-making firm of W. Charles Tozer of Brook St., London , a company who specialised in the production of high quality copies of C18th period walnut furniture during this period.
H 40”
W 26”
D 24”
England c.1910
M Lees and Sons has dated this George II Walnut Armchair to the 1910s.
M.lees & sons , 'tower house' , severn st., worcester wr12nb tel . 07860826218
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