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Satinwood Bergere Library Arm Chair, Circa 1890
Patrick Moorhead Antiques
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Satinwood Bergere Library Arm Chair, Circa 1890

1900 - 1920
Description

A very good quality late 19th Century Satinwood bergere library arm chair, having cane sides and back rest, with an inset hand-painted panel depicting a lady wearing a hat, floral decoration and inset painted panels.a cushion seat and raised on turned tapering legs, terminating in brass castors.

Batch 72a LKZ/ 61352

Physical Dimensions
Height
100cm (39.37")
Width
70cm (27.56")
Depth
52cm (20.47")
Declaration

Patrick Moorhead Antiques has dated this Painted Satinwood Bergere Chair to the Edwardian era.

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SA977914
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SKU00001744
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Description
A very good quality late 19th Century Satinwood bergere library arm chair, having cane sides and back rest, with an inset hand-painted panel depicting a lady wearing a hat, floral decoration and inset painted panels.a cushion seat and raised on turned tapering legs, terminating in brass castors.

Batch 72a LKZ/ 61352

Height
100cm (39.37")
Width
70cm (27.56")
Depth
52cm (20.47")
Date of Manufacture

Patrick Moorhead Antiques has dated this Painted Satinwood Bergere Chair to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA977914
Dealers Internal Ref
SKU00001744
Patrick Moorhead Antiques
Patrick Moorhead Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2018

Patrick moorhead has been one of the uk's finest trade-only antique furniture and art dealers for over 30 years.

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A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors.
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Archive I A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors.

Satinwood Bergere library arm chair, circa 1890

Archive II A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View II
Archive III A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View III
Archive IV A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View IV
Archive V A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View V
Archive VI A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View VI
Archive VII A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View VII
Archive VIII A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View VIII
Archive IX A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View IX
Archive X A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View X
Archive XI A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View XI
Archive XII A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View XII
Archive XIII A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View XIII
Archive XIV A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors. View XIV
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Brighton
East Sussex
BN1 1RL
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Patrick Moorhead Antiques
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A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors.
Satinwood Bergere library arm chair, circa 1890
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A late 19th-century painted satinwood bergere armchair featuring woven cane back and sides, a painted female portrait medallion, green velvet seat, and turned legs on brass castors.
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Popularised during the late Victorian and revival periods, painted satinwood furniture features fine timber construction decorated with hand-painted floral motifs, classical foliage, and portrait medallions inspired by 18th-century designs.

Traditional bergere chairs are constructed using solid hardwood frames such as satinwood or mahogany, fitted with woven cane panels for the back and sides, and completed with an upholstered seat cushion.

Authentic period pieces exhibit hand-painted decorative detail showing brushstroke variations, natural age oxidisation beneath the varnish, original brass hardware, and hand-woven cane work displaying light historic wear.

Place the chair in a quiet study, library, or bedroom corner where its detailed woodwork and woven cane work create a decorative focal point against muted, neutral backdrops.

Dust the timber surfaces regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and wipe the cane work gently with a damp cloth to retain moisture, ensuring the piece remains away from direct heat sources and sunlight.
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