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Gilt and Gesso has dated this Anglo Indian Plantation Chair to the 1920s.
A fine quality plantation chair model with extending fold away arms, peg joint construction presented in mostly excellent condition.
It is rare to find an original matching pair, following the traditional early 20th century design and now highly popular and desirable patio or conservatory chairs, even for use internally, sun lounge chairs etc.
A robust teak frame, structurally excellent and without wobbles, repairs or loss. A matching pair whilst 1 has had more sunlight and/or element exposure and presents marginally more pale where sun has bleached the frame and stain/oil, easily returned to match the other while it also adds authenticity and character.
Both of the chairs are considered in very good condition. The more pale of the 2 has a tiny defect in a small area of cane at the front of its seat, please see photos and a little more timeworn patination but otherwise very good, stable chairs of excellent design.
A superbly stylish pair of plantation chairs with cane seats and fold away, extendable arms, the cane to allow cool air through from beneath the sitter and the extending arms for use as footrests and/or drinks etc..
Dimensions
Height 90cm
Depth 105cm
Width 66cm
A handsome pair of British colonial, Anglo Indian plantation chairs or conservatory chairs etc.., both function and form, interior and garden design chairs of considerable decorative appeal for a classic or contemporary space.
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Free collection from Lewes, East Sussex.
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Gilt and Gesso has dated this Anglo Indian Plantation Chair to the 1920s.
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A Pair of Original Anglo Indian Teak and Cane Plantation Chairs Circa 1910-1920
