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William Carr Antiques has dated this George III Painted Armchair to the 18th Century.
The traditionally upholstered seat with a black horsehair fabric, finished with brass studs. Structurally sound.
The unique wheel-back of this chair bears a striking resemblance to a collection of cartouche wheel-back chairs captured by Edwin Smith in his 1971 photograph of 'The Balcony Room' at Dyrham Park, Gloucestershire.
Furthermore In 1774, Thomas Chippendale supplied six beech ‘Star back’ chairs with painted decoration to Ninian Home for Paxton House, Scotland.
Interestingly a set of twelve mahogany dining chairs, featuring nearly identical backs and legs, once owned by the Earl of Plymouth, were auctioned at Christie's, London, on May 17, 2017, as lot 91, selling for £100,000 (see last Image).
Seat Height: 48cm
William Carr Antiques has dated this George III Painted Armchair to the 18th Century.
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George III Painted Open Armchair
