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Pair of George I Side Chairs

18th century
For Sale by William Carr Antiques (Reserved for a buyer)
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A pair of early 18th Century Walnut and marquetry inlaid side chairs. C1720.

This English pair of high curved back chairs with vase-shaped back splats expressing carved foliage and bird motifs above tapestry seats raised on front “hipped” Spanish style cabriole legs with squared knees, ending in pad feet, joined by turned stretchers.

Offered in overall good condition with age related wear, structurally sound and upholstery is also good.

Seat Height: 47cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
104cm (40.94")
Width
58cm (22.83")
Depth
56cm (22.05")
Declaration

William Carr Antiques has dated these George I Side Chairs to the 18th Century.

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SA998824
Description
A pair of early 18th Century Walnut and marquetry inlaid side chairs. C1720.

This English pair of high curved back chairs with vase-shaped back splats expressing carved foliage and bird motifs above tapestry seats raised on front “hipped” Spanish style cabriole legs with squared knees, ending in pad feet, joined by turned stretchers.

Offered in overall good condition with age related wear, structurally sound and upholstery is also good.
William Carr Antiques

Seat Height: 47cm

Height
104cm (40.94")
Width
58cm (22.83")
Depth
56cm (22.05")
Date of Manufacture

William Carr Antiques has dated these George I Side Chairs to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA998824
William Carr Antiques
William Carr Antiques
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Archive I A pair of George I walnut side chairs featuring vase-shaped splats with marquetry inlay, cabriole front legs, turned stretchers, and yellow needlepoint drop-in seats.

Pair Of George I Side Chairs

Archive II A pair of George I walnut side chairs featuring vase-shaped splats with marquetry inlay, cabriole front legs, turned stretchers, and yellow needlepoint drop-in seats. View II
Archive III A pair of George I walnut side chairs featuring vase-shaped splats with marquetry inlay, cabriole front legs, turned stretchers, and yellow needlepoint drop-in seats. View III
Archive IV A pair of George I walnut side chairs featuring vase-shaped splats with marquetry inlay, cabriole front legs, turned stretchers, and yellow needlepoint drop-in seats. View IV
Archive V A pair of George I walnut side chairs featuring vase-shaped splats with marquetry inlay, cabriole front legs, turned stretchers, and yellow needlepoint drop-in seats. View V
Archive VI A pair of George I walnut side chairs featuring vase-shaped splats with marquetry inlay, cabriole front legs, turned stretchers, and yellow needlepoint drop-in seats. View VI
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Archive IX A pair of George I walnut side chairs featuring vase-shaped splats with marquetry inlay, cabriole front legs, turned stretchers, and yellow needlepoint drop-in seats. View IX
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A pair of George I walnut side chairs featuring vase-shaped splats with marquetry inlay, cabriole front legs, turned stretchers, and yellow needlepoint drop-in seats.
Pair Of George I Side Chairs
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A pair of George I walnut side chairs featuring vase-shaped splats with marquetry inlay, cabriole front legs, turned stretchers, and yellow needlepoint drop-in seats.
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George I furniture, dating from 1714 to 1727, reflects a transition from Queen Anne simplicity towards early Georgian detailing. Chairs typically feature curved splats, often in vase or baluster shapes, cabriole front legs, turned stretchers, and subtle marquetry or veneer decorations.

Cabinetmakers during the George I period predominantly utilised solid walnut and walnut veneers, alongside fruitwood or beech for structural components. Seat frames were designed for drop-in upholstered pads, frequently covered in wool needlepoint or patterned silk.

Authentic period pieces show hand-cut joinery, pegged mortise-and-tenon construction, and natural wear around turned stretchers and feet. Look for original drop-in seat rails, period-appropriate timber patination, and hand-carved details on the splat and legs.

Place a pair of these chairs on either side of a contemporary console table or use them as accent seating in a study or hallway. Their warm timber tones and structured silhouette complement neutral colour palettes and minimalist architectural features.

Keep wooden seating away from direct sunlight, central heating vents, and damp conditions to prevent timber shrinkage or veneer lifting. Clean surfaces using a dry microfibre cloth and apply a high-grade beeswax paste sparingly once or twice a year.
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